RE:The question is what happens.... Well I guess proph, aka gagnon does not like my description on how he is using Czo as his own personal slush fund so I will try to tone it down inorder that proph, aka gagnon are not offended.
Czo is a prime example on what will happen when milestones as set by management ( meaning gagnon, micro manager) will probably be a topic in business schools around the world on how not to run a business or more precisely on how one person has ruined a company and profited from his actions.
I posted not to long ago hightlights from Czo 4th qrtr report, 5 years ago, highlighting what was in the pipeline. Well that pipeline mirrors exactly what is being reported by gagnon and no show Ronnie discussed most resent qrtrly reports and their justification to get control of Aezs cash reserves.
What has been the result of this, well as you see, the amount of people and shares trading has dropped dramatically over the last 5 years , people has just become numb and no longer trust the spoken words of Gagnon and now no show Ronnie. In addition, we have gone from a profitable company to a money losing venture where any money that was in the bank is now gone to ensure that management can continue to profit while share prices are now approaching the penny stock range. In 2 short years we have gone from a profitable company with a promising future to one that is a money losing venture with only old promises being recycled. Coincidentally this started when no show Ronnie joined his friend gagnon. Just saying, over production, lost business lost customers, our biggest customer now our competitor, increased internal costs and so. From a company who had sufficient and growing cash reserves to fund trials and pilot plants to now a company that if not bailed out will fail in 2 or less short years.
the solution is to continue recycle the pipeline, 5 years and counting, and find a new revenue source so the likes of gagnon will be able to increase the renumeration while continuing to delay and delay until once again the cash dries up.