Well supposedly recent new laws that have made it more difficult to short stocks have had little effect on our beloved RMTR. Today the aprox talley was 23,000 bought and
a little over 26,000 sold. The one thing that is positive is the action of the BOD lining their own pockets and that is it.
Shareholders have to be a patient lot with any desire to disrupt the status quo being negligible. On the doodle board
the only action is spam, no wonderful charts portraying the coming of a new Messiah. Folks, the game is rigged, bought and sold. The BOD has gained their pound of flesh and have made their pact with the devil, so to speak. The word for the day is patience. I turned 73 yesterday so that is all I have. The US government has decreed that all hospitals in the United States are to be computerized by 2012. Which means begone to paper, patient records. This concept was what brought me into RMTR originally. That was about 15 years ago or so. The interesting part of digital medical records would be each of us carrying a charge card containing our entire medical record. This in itself would save more lives than most of us can imagine. As some may know, medical malpractice is a subject most people look at as another ho hum. The VA hospital system is totally computerized but functions only for the practitioner's inside the system. A patient record card would round out the system and would benefit the patient where the focus of the hospital system should be. FRAM has increased in capacity and could finally, fill the need. I wonder if those people who are scavenging up the options realize that they could do some realLY good for humanity, if they would just try. A good place to start would be the Kaiser System. I have jacked the BOD around a couple of times but the only one that I can get any response from is Lee Brown. He cares, the rest, well that is anyone's guess. I have talked the the COB and that did not leave me any type of
comfort zone. If anyone else is so inclined to take a proactive stance, let me know. |
