RE:RE:RE:The board … Yeah, but you have to remember the economic good that investors are doing. Think of it like the government thinks of QE. You, as an investor, were saving your money and as a result it wasn't being used. Essentially you've slowed down the velocity of money. The silver lining here... is that when you invested that money here... you paid salaries for a lot of employees.
You did a lot of good for the high paid C suite employees especially... and they got to use that money at the cottage, and golfing and maybe even vacations down south. So while you were wasting the potential of that money... they are making good use. That's helping us with not being in a recession and it bodes well for trickle down economics. Because executives redo their kitchens and then the plumber gets paid too. Pat yourself on the back, you did well.
You see, the old CEO... if I remember... he was really good at this. Wasn't he living down in Florida? At some point it would appear that he went to work really hard down south to be closer to the warmer weather where his mind was clearer. Seto should move to Florida. It will keep the company working very hard.
oilandgasman wrote: While burning a million bucks a month.