RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Management questionableDo you own shares here?
Yes I do. Far too many to feel comfortable after the latest developments. I am stuck and would prefer not to be holding. All I can do is hope that the 'big money' that stepped in at 1.25 have a plan on ROI.
And I'm sure it's much higher than where we are at today.
I wouldn't jump to conclusions on that, but at the end of the day it is what it is.
This will be my final post on this matter. I'm not here to debate nor do I have any agenda other than to share my feelings on the 'character' and 'maturity' of Mr. Smith. The way the financing was handled speaks volumes. If it doesn't matter to you then so be it. It matters to me. With respect to the request for an almost doubling of options to the inside players at the upcoming meeting, if that does not matter to you so be it. It matters to me. These guys are now collecting some serious pay checks. How serious will be revealed soon enough. I'll go out on a limb and say they will be compensating themselves generously. Given that they are no where near the 65,000 oz, individuals who are truly aligned with shareholders especially in a rocky market would dial back on the options and be happy with a salary until they get to where they need to be to justify such lofty compensation. You don't get your cake and eat it to Mr. Smith, Mr. Woo and the other good knights of the Round Table. Or do they? I see some red flags here and that is the end of my story. Best to all and keep your eyes open