Doug and Brad, below is the free advice I offered last month. You ought to try it because what you’re doing (or not doing) isn’t doing $hit for shareholder value.

Last month Input announced it is working with GMP Securities and Cormark Securities to determine strategies to “enhance shareholder value.” I’m sure this doesn’t come cheap. Strategies mentioned included streaming cannabis and hemp, joint ventures, selling the company, going private, etc. Let me give Input advice from highest to lowest value. My guess is my free advice is more valuable than the expensive advice for which shareholders will pay greatly.

1) End this silliness with GMP and Cormark. Doug and Brad should then send out a press release apologizing for this ridiculous distraction and promising never to do anything remotely similar again.

2) Do the hard work of growing the company, including obtaining the financing to grow the mortgage streams. Remain laser focused on doing what it takes to grow the business and free cash flow.

3) Never print another share again. Don’t give insiders shares or stock options. Treat shares like they’re worth something, not like toilet paper.

4) Continue to buy shares. If you complete #2 properly then the share price will rise above book value.

5) When share price is above book value then stop buying the stock. Then implement a dividend policy where the dividend will be distributed at an amount equal to 50% of free cash flow.

6) if you start getting confused or bored, refer to #2 to get back on track.

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