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Perhaps a buying opportunity. Sounds like investors are being spiteful.
by Clubber 9y ago
Perhaps a buying opportunity. Sounds like investors are being spiteful.
- vkou 9y agoAsking how he is going to reign in capital expenses, when their burn rate will drain them of cash in 8 months is not being spiteful. It's called being an investor. Refusing to answer that question, is either being spiteful, or disingenuous. It's a bit of a red flag.
- derefr 9y agoThat wasn’t the question he refused to answer; he refused to (I think in his opinion) sit there and do a bunch of simple—yet almost entirely spitballing—maths that any financial analyst could do, to tell them how much his proposed steps would save the company.
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- danso 9y ago"And so where specifically will you be in terms of capital requirements?" This is a question that can be answered by "any financial analyst"?
- thrillgore 9y agoAnd refusing to answer is when I, as an investor, would begin looking at options available to me to change management.
- Clubber 9y agoJust sell your shares big guy.
- txsh 9y agoAs spiteful as Enron’s investors were.