RE:RE:EV volume growth in 2022acerbic but sadly true
gone when has failed to build a team, hiring and firing numberous sales president... the last one walked away after 15 months with 280,000 shares rather than work for the engineering thrashing machine captain.
jaune chien has done much in the vain attempt to make his November 13, 2023 nut, but nothing so far, not his financial balance sheet gymnastics, hiding the various settlements pro BlackBerry from shareholders, BoD know, chne and his insiders know, META and Ericson know... Patent Sale and crumpled revenues from them, taken off the books for a buyer with nothing to loose because the chef exit office r once again has kept shareholders from benefitting.
The question many have asked, Why?
Without insider knowledge, investing in BB is akin to a shell game run by an arrogant sod, whose failure to execute in now coming down to the wire with him still holding his Fired or Acquired full payout EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT as a cudgel over the lame BoD whose failure to oversee has swept shareholders into a deepening hole.
I suggest the next 9 months puts shareholders at most risk given gone when has nothing to lose by forcing the BoD into making a decision that will cost shareholders... either his decisions are accepted by the BoD or they pay con chne out the balance of his employment contract... $69M worth on the books, 3M shares. I suggest if shareholders flash some word to the OSC and SEC to at least wake them to the fact the BoD will likely be put into a tough spot to make a decsion that could cost shareholders, possibly, everthing... flush, woosh... like in an aircraft pooper, air sounds, no odor, just gone VANISHED.
The toboggan ride behind captain chne has been sadly bloody, like a forehead opened up on the curvert at the bottom of the icy hill.
jaune chien has championed everyone but the sale presidents... look at all his insiders on the BoD and EXECUTive team with their bounty of shares, then look at the market captialization after he spent the last of everything, more than $3B on things like Cylance... heck true to form he even got rid of Stuart McPenis, someone who know as much or more than he did.
gone when will be flying home soon, with what and at what cost to shareholders remains to be seen in the final tally in his failure to execute to plan with guidance that has slipped from $1.2B five years ago to todays 7/10B.
Knocked out by the culvert, left bleeding as the ceo arrogantly marches toward his bonus dates armed only with an EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT to sink a small technology company.