RE:RE:RE:RE:TMG share valueDragunov wrote: Mostlyserious wrote: Here is my idea. Crossland and board members sit down and jot down everything they are doing deliberately targeting the increase in share price.
If there is nothing to jot down, then therein lies the problem. Solution, few of them resign immediately and the others find people that understand that share price matters and can so something about as their last contribution to TEI before they step aside.
If there are items to jot down, then immediately stop wasting time on those initiatives since they are clearly not working and come up with something else, preferably reaching out to people that know how to move the price i.e. not MBC or the fella that had not been able to do much over many years....that's Crossland's fail to go back to a well that has not produced....and board's fail to allow it to happen.
I guess the bottom line is that a number of members of thr leadership team do not have what it takes to be in their positions.
Your idea would only be applicable IF these scumbags were actually interested in creating value for the shareholders. Also, you don't need Crossland to lie further - as he's been doing for more than a decade now; the deeds speak for themselves. Finally, why would they resign? They're still siphoning off whatever money in left in TMG's dwindling coffers. It is up to the shareholders to stop them.
... Instead of having these liars "marking their own homework" and selling us another BS narrative, we - the onwers - should realize that the stewards whom we've left in charge of our property are useless AF and be like: "Yo, homies, your freeloading days are over so GTFOH!" I'm fairly certain that this is the biblical standard and they're lucky that they're not going to get flogged on their way out.