RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:‘Business until it isn’t’ needs addressing I find there is a couple different messages in this post of yours Steve.
They almost seem contradictory., And can be debated. In one sentence you have said that no one on the board of directors wants to sell, and another segment of your letter you suggested that yes, to get the biggest bang for your buck Cynthia wants to sell. Cynthia is not getting any younger!! And she is definitely in a young person's game here. Having an office in one of the most prestigious areas of Toronto, and a property too many hours north is not an easy commute for anyone. I hope that the board of directors can agree to disagree, when is enough enough? Too many deals have gone south in other segments of business due to greed. An offer was rejected, I was told over a yr ago, and in hindsite , if that was true, I think many investors would be relishing in the sunny south right now!!. Please correct that statement if u wish by all means.
Now, I believe from many of the investors perspective here,. . many of us ventured into this stock as we told that it was on the verge of selling yrs ago by our so called friends that knew someone that knew someone!! Haha. I say to that now. I look as myself right now as almost saying , why not sell the sales, put it into something else for now, and come back into it later??
The sense of urgency to sell doesn't seem sometimes to warrant the substantial investment I have here I have made no money on lme, whereas having this money in many other areas would have made me something, if not a lot.
We are not on the earth forever, and Im not sure if the board recognizes this sometimes. I must be showing my age now by this statement. However, I'm sure Cynthia too would rather be sailing with Roger around the world somewhere on the new yacht, rather than knee deep in snow/mud.