I have no idea how much the Steads made. They haven't said, and if they did, I wouldn't believe it. Can we agree that they haven't made any money from all their business ventures they've promoted, but they have sold stock in them anyway and made some money from selling stock? And the major part of the dilution that happened was at prices much higher than current ones. Bubba has shown a pattern of lousy managerial skill and poor performance for his stockholders, and has repeatedly lied and made other announcements that didn't pan out the way he predicted. I don't know of any of his deals that have ever worked out as he predicted in those forward-looking statements. Any belief in his statements has proven to be expensive for investors. But he's still the CEO, because he essentially owns the company he's been selling stock in, and nobody can fire him because he owns a controlling interest in the company. I think that it has been conclusively shown that buying and holding stock in Bubbaco has proven to be a bad investment. At BEST, Bubba is completely incompetent at running a publicly held corporation. Anybody need look no farther than the charts to see that.
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