RE:RE:Beyond beliefStratCap wrote: Tree2tree wrote: It's beyond belief that people are trying to defend the record of the ceo. He has accomplished exactly NOTHING, except you might mention to dilute our shares with a capital raise that got us nowhere. Go back and look at what he has done, besides make promises that were not kept. Until proven otherwise, the June press release is just the latest example of promises not kept.
Actually, there is a name that applies to the bizarre phenomenon of people praising the management of failed companies:
"What is Stockholm syndrome?
Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response to being held captive. People with Stockholm syndrome form a psychological connection with their captors and begin sympathizing with them.
In addition to the original kidnapper-hostage situation, Stockholm syndrome now includes other types of trauma in which there’s a bond between the abuser and the person being abused.
Many medical professionals consider the victim’s positive feelings toward their abuser a psychological response — a coping mechanism — that they use to survive the days, weeks or even years of trauma or abuse."
And what is the medical terminology for those that own an interest in a publically traded company that like to come and bash it on a public forum?
Good luck to all.
I have this Tree fella on ignore but now I see what he has posted. Here's my reply. 1. Our CEO was appointed in March, 2021. That just over 18 months ago. 2. Our new CEO raised funds once to fund the completion of the RR. The funding required the issuance of 7 million share which amounted to 0.05% of the float. 3. A large part of the raise was taken by management. 4. In his tenure, our Indo partner re-engaged and signed a MOU.