Supremex Inc T.SXP

Trust

[DanielDarden123]

Those fretting about the new CFO, should remember that the Board and CEO would have to approve of her appointment. If you trust them to make decisions on your behalf why would you be concerned? If you don’t trust them, your money should be elsewhere. They are working for you; just smile!

[Capharnaum]

At worst, Supremex can ask her to resign in a year or so.

[chrischapman256]

I disagree. If you invest in a company that means that you've looked at all the good and you looked at all the bad and concluded that the good out-weighs the bad to enough of a degree to be worthy of your investment. It does not mean the company is perfect, there is no such thing.

[DanielDarden123]

I think you completely missed the point. Unless you believe that your research regarding the CFO is  more thorough and complete than that of the insiders who control >20% of the company, your effort is fruitless. No retail investor would understand the attributes that SXP is looking for in a CFO and how he/she would fit in. Perfection is not the issue, common sense is. A diverse portfolio

[Capharnaum]

So, in your experience, before hiring the new CFO, how much time did the insiders spend "researching" the CFO? Also, in your experience, how would that compare to direct accounts from multiple people that worked with the new CFO for a year? Also, since it didn't work out at the two prior places, why was she hired by the "insiders" at BMR and Energir? They hired her even