Fickle even.
Many posters here are trashing management's credibility.
Wait a minute, not so fast.
Sue joined Exro in September 2019.
The stock's range in September 2019 was a low of 19 cents, and a high of 35 cents.
When Exro traded much much higher soon thereafter, management was golden in the opinion of most posters here at the time.
Here's a post from Johnny, just two days before Exro hit its all-time high at $7.55 less than a year and a half later, on February 17th, 2021.
Post by
JohnnyUtah44on Feb 15, 2021 7:30pm 
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Interesting that Slide Showed 6 out of the 8 Partnerships
"If they can get 6 out of 8 for commerlization this year, that would be incredible, Templer was not on the slide.
As I have mentioned before, Sue is an educator also. She always explains the product to layman and how it works in simple terms.
In the interview she talks about why Exro got started 10 years ago on how a computer should work with a generator in a cabin, I get It !!
It seems that the companies Appetite is increasing and they Now want to showcase all their hard work, Exactly why they hired Sue and Top Notch World Class Technicians.
And What a World Class BOD, that was brought out right of way during the interview.
Could it Be that we Really Have a Company that will disrupt the industry ???
My $$$ is YES, but there are always risk, Be Smart !! ".....
I think the popular opinion here that the board has no credibility both unwarranted and exaggerated.
No micro-cap to big cap story has ever been a moonshot.
Apple once dropped from $110 to $11.
Nothing goes straight up.
Management can't control everything.
Sentiment swings, to extremes.
I think management has been judged and sentenced unjustly and premeturely.
Give it a few quarters before you reach a verdict, the market has discounted the new share float.
People like Johnny, who's opinions swing like weather vanes in the wind, tend not to do well.