RE: RE: RE: Impressive. Interesting point of view, omahacorn. A few points to clarify. Yes the new CEO was a BOD member. But he actually owned and was the CEO of Outback before they were bought by (now) Hemisphere.
They are not broke, but they are definitely running defecits. The main reason, IMO, is the expenses are too high. This can be remedied either by cutting costs or leveraging on economies of scale (i.e. merger or takeover).
I think most people on this board are investors who have watched with astonishment as the company has failed again and again to capitalize on a growing market where other competitors seem to be making a lot of money.
That said, they have a new premiere product that should generate some new business and revenue as well as a growing software services component that seems to add a lot of value to the end customer. Hoepfully those things combined will be a catalyst for the next year or so and generate enough interested in HEM to be taken over.