RE: RE: Q4 Conference Call The share price is nothing more than a barometer of the company's future prospects. So, if there is any opportunity in the share price, it lays in the future direction of the company vis-a-vis the CEO.
It is the Board's responsibility to maximize that opportunity by choosing a CEO who can most effectively communicate with shareholders, motivate employees, hold them accountable, reduce unneccessary costs, pass rising costs through & grow profits. If they cannot find that individual, then they have a further responsibility to monetize any lost opportunity via an outright sale. This is their fiduciary responsibility to maximize shareholder value.
It is difficult to argue the stock price isn't cheap just as easy as it is that the CEO is effectively doing his job.
Any opportunity exists because of an opportunity cost.
With the stock price being the final judge, take a look at the charts going back when the CEO took over in July 2007. All IMO.