As usual, quinlash -,a paid promoter - defends the CEOs 'enthusiastic' compensation - taking that side over the side of his fellow retail investors.
The share price is determined by investors - who base their investment decisions on a company's performance. Reporting net losses of $3.1 billion in the last 3 years does not justify the $66 million in compensation Simple Simon has received.
Salary, shares, options, free cucumbers - compensation is compensation. The retail investor doesn't get free shares - so when you say his 'free' shares go up and down like everyone else's - it doesn't change the fact that his 'investment' didn't cost him anything - while the retsil investors actually loses cash - from his own pocket.
Its a ridiculous suggestion that his free shares don't count
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quinlashon Nov 19, 2024 1:18pm 
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RE:The CEO must reduce his salary
The CEO does not set the price of shares as they trade on the market, if he did they would be much higher than current prices.
If you comment is driven by the low SP then give some thought to the highs. If the SP went back up to $25 would you be on this forum lamenting that the CEO should get 2x 3x 4x his current salary ?
The CEO has his salary and he gets shares awarded. Those shares are not worth much unless the market starts pricing them higher. As the SP changes the value of the CEO's investment either increases or decreases, just like everyone else's.