Mr Fash said management knew they had to convince potential investors of the viability of its strategy given the company’s “chequered past from a profit perspective”.
“We still have some work to do to convince investors that we are going to do what we say we are going to do,” Mr Fash said.
“That comes from a history of past management not following through on commitments.
Tom also said “There is a lot of weight being put on our fourth-quarter results. We have had a projection of it being a pretty good fourth quarter, but investors are waiting to see how good it really was before they make a judgment.
Comments: There, out in the open. Glad they admitted it. Please don't pilfer your credibility away.
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