"If investors ignore these results its (sic) not his fault".
Beg to differ. This is also a part of a CEO's responsibility. Not only is it his responsibility, but what if the lack of conference calls, the buried PR's, the late night earnings releases, the lack of an annual report telling investors about the company's strategy, the fact that no one here can definitely tell us why the Haley Group is a good fit, and why the company has failed to engage shareholders to buy this stock at a 2.5 P/E (your calculation, not mine) is by design and not by accident.
Just asking questions that need to be answered if this stock is ever going to reflect the value many of us think it is worth. I think a fully diluted value of 8 to 10 times earnings is reasonable. BTW, the primary share count is an accounting fiction. The convertible debt holders are simply shareholders who are collecting a nice interest check. They can't get out and have no reason to do so even if they wanted to.
So our second quarter earnings announcement has come and gone with $1,000 worth of trades. Darn impressive.
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