RE:RE:First Collapse420,
I was somewhat surprised that a CEO could make public comments on a board like this. Not saying that he should or shouldn't but he was certainly able to drive the shareprice with comments on the board. it would be interesting to do a graph over the last 9 months of his comments vs shareprice and I am confident that price spikes/volume coincide with those comments, while price/volume would recede during times between comments. I know I bought as much as I could around $2.30 after comments were made. I think we can now see the value of people who disagree or post dissenting opinions, but on this board everything was controlled with the threat of lawsuits for those who had differing opinions. Whose to say they were wrong now? I guess there is no accountability for a CEO to post speculation, but a threat of lawsuits for those who offer a counter-narrative, or just to say 'this stock sucks'. Freedom of speech?