RE:RE:RE:RE:Only a Pie in the SkyYou call yourself a shear holder and shear holders viewpoint is from an armchair quarterback's flip to trade narrative. Shareholders are believers that wish the company well through good and bad times.
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wintersun10 wrote: As a shear holder owner it is my job to supervise the talent that is on the payroll. As a shear holder i observe management has failed and needs replacement. And no not with me. As shear holder owners we get to pick competent management, that works for us. Not management that wants shear holder owners to work for management. Sorry, try again. gilver wrote: You seem so knowledgeable and strong on this chatboard, like you have all the answers. If you have a well thought-out detailed plan, you might get everyone's attention in the proper way. Is there time left for you to throw your name on the docket so you can possibly get voted in?
You seem so sure that you can run a perfect public company with all your knowledge and confidence. Rather than complain several times a week and sometimes several times a day, why not make better use of your energy? Perhaps, you should propose a new roadmap itemized in detail, perhaps in a PowerPoint present in one of your posts, so that readers can understand the value proposition you would bring to the company. Go for it.
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wintersun10 wrote: They cannot sell anything. Whether that is products, financing or anything. CEO does not know how to sell. Need a real CEO the current one can run his lab. Clueless on how to run a publicly traded company.
Yeah, we have known that for a while now.
The sales fiasco surfaced with the US Tier1 fiasco. First happy announcemets, then nothing. No follow through. Then mini pivot. Every time same thing. Announcements. Then nothing. Cannot close the deal. No matter what they make.