RE:RE:RE:RE:Note sent to IR; Will share responseI also emailed a couple of times and left several messages for someone in investor relations to call me back. They are ignoring the shareholders as we are obviously not a priority for them. It seems the only ones benefitting from the stock price fluctuations are those who are provided with the leaked insider information before it is publically released.
How hard is it for them to be realistic with their guidanace, and if, mid-way through the quarter, it doesn't look like they are close to hitting guidance, give investors the heads up. Harry has been a total comedy show with his proven track record of blunders - not sure why he is still the CEO - he should have been out a long time ago. Why not be conservative or even go way below what you think the company can achieve in the next quarter then when you blow the guidance out of the water, shareholders would benefit. The stock wouldn't be where it was now based on the fundamentals if it wasn't for the management. This is a company making money with excellent potential. They need to refresh and learn from the mistakes they keep making time and time again. The new CFO is a good start.
Rant over - good luck to all.
Volcom370 wrote: I also didn't get an answer when I ask a few questions about Concertis. And I was really polite in my way of asking, so I don't understand why they would not respond. If the shareholder is being a asss I get why you wouldn't answer, but this does not seem to be are case.
visionaryfool wrote:
I also hope you get a response - they don't seem to respond when I ask anything.
I wish the analysts had more balls. I would've 100% called out Harry for that November 2016 reiteration and asked what kind of confidence does he expect shareholders to have with this debacle.
Again, I really hope they respond but wouldn't be holding my breath.