RE:RE:Gap between production capacity and salesCTM1967 wrote:
I am totally with you i wish he would but we were told that he would only anounce a Material sale meaning one large order out of the standard reporting that has to be done which to my knowledge are the quarterly reports.
the next thing is what constitutes a Material sale is it 100 BIOCLOUDS to one entity.or is it 1000,or is it 5000 BIOCLOUDS to 50 entities...etc its arbitrary and in the eye of the beholder that beeing Ghezzi.
if he wants he can let us swing or he can throw us a bone
if the SP goes to $1 while we wait and then the sales for Q1 come in and they sold 60000 units and at that point we go for the ride of a lifetime he i would say has the right to do that. if you sell before and loose money or break even or gain just a little its entirely up to you. there is no Law that i know of that says he must do anything.
i would hope he doesent let something like that happen
IMO a CEO has no responsibility to coddle investors. They invest of their own free will and must live with the consequences (I'm talking about honest companies here, not scams). Still, the market is made of all kinds of investors. Some are in it for a daily gain, or retirement funds, or cash in a couple of years to buy a house, or to finance their kids' education, or for the adrenaline rush. I think it's unfair to lump them all into some battle-hardened cadre of pro traders that should be all-wise in the ways of the market. I think a CEO should feel some sense of responsibility to a segment of his/her investors. I think in this case a monthly sales report, at least over the span of a couple of quarters, wouldn't be a case of coddling but would give legitimate investors information they can use to weigh against their own aspirations -- that house in two years is looking better, or the kids better get a part-time job, whatever. I just don't see any rationale for not doing something so minimal on the behalf of shareholders, especially since it can be done in a few minutes by any flunky in the front office.