RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Absurd to call these publicly-traded companies
Men:
I think you just proved my point... Most of those "acquisitions" is RW compensating himself in shares for raising money in PP's... So, you have an overpaid CEO taking a small portion of his salary(bascially shareholder money) and buying. You have him gving himself a "commission" in shares for each small PP he does, similar to Mackie taking 6-7%, yet raising funds is part of RW's job.
TLT has rasied more funds over the years that their market cap is, which is never a good sign. You are can defend RW all you want, he did start the company, but he is a bit over his head now. In my opinion, RW is a "cancer" to the company and the company stock price. Everyone can say all they want about the company being "de-risked", believe the in science, etc, but at the end of the day, the stock is at 25 cents and TLT has had more fumbles than touchdowns. I hope that changes, but, if it does, it will be because of the brilliant scientist behind the scenes and not what Roger, his wife, or the new CEO's have done ot not done...
I am sure I will take a lot of heat for this, but there is a reason RW is no longer CEO, used shareholder money to pay his IROC fine, and has pis$ed off every person involved in the prior PP's that they had to send it out to Marckie. I believe in getting paid based on performance, not lack of it. Keep talking about how great RW is, but until the stock hits new highs after "curing people from deadly bladder cancer", your words are meaingless. Can you name any other company that has had a 12+ month CR on the worst of the worst bladder cancer patients and trades at a 52 week low? Don't think so, there is a reason for that...
G1