RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Largo Management are Jokers!
ninja123 wrote: Previous CEO was at least coherent.. was also a different time. I'm not disappointed with the path that unfolded to get rid of Glencore and list on the NASDAQ. The move to acquire the IP for VRFB tech and the team was superb. However, it's been mostly hype and pump without transparency. The way they are dealing with investors is obscene, in fact; and, as KHA notes, they are acting like they have things to hide. Which is pretty messed up given that this is a great V environment. I honestly don't get it! They are not behaving properly and my 'spider senses' are telling me that not only am I too long still, but they are, in fact, going to hit us with something negative soon. Perhaps if they were to retract Paulo's comments it would set things straight and show that they have integrity. Too much time has passed with no action.. => bad look! These guys are acting like Elon Musk, but Largo is no Telsla and certainly doesn't have a carbon credit machine and a genius to lean against with hyperbolic statements. Time to step up with fact based clarity!
Clearly most (if not all investors on this site) are way less than happy with the way things have been transpiring in the last few months with the lack of clarity, timeliness and detail that we expect.Previous CEO Mark Smith was a great face of the company ..clear ,concise,very good in interview situations,able to get the message across,and available to any investor,(called him a number of times and very few times he would not call back or leave a message),..that being said,times have moved on,Largo is on the cusp of bigger things.Reading Andrew Wongs latest RBC report brings home the message that LCE winning battery contracts is critical to every investor here,..if the LCE side of the business fails to lift off then selling Vanadium for steel and alloys is it,....and unless we have a replay of 2018 V prices, we are going to remain in a ditch with the SP unable to fly as we expect it to.Personally nothing against Paulo,the guy has a lot on his plate,...but I think Largo (that's us investors) would be better served with a CEO with the presentation flair that MS seemed to have,...that would be a great start,......even better start would be to announce the first battery contract,.....then another to show that it's not a fluke,.........my 2 cent rant.