I appreciate your trying to counter balance Craig's posts
by looking at the positives here.
I'm afraid we have to admit that FIBRs management brings
a lot of this on themselves. (Directors with questionable
past dealings, announcing a stock buyback and including their
current backlog (who buys stock with backlog, of course maybe
they did buy a few hundred shares), most 10Ks you can figure
out a companies available line of credit but not here, NASDAQ
'won't let them discuss status of their listing' etcetera).
I agree with Craig that as the investing public, we should
actively discourage these types of practices.
On the positive side all of this is already known and priced into the stock. Maybe, just maybe, they've reformed and will start considering
the interests of their shareholders in the future.
BTW loved the fun, fun, fun audio.
Good Luck,
Garry (Long but why ???) |
