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28/01/16

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Originally posted by 2bobworth ↑

Dear Masochist, thank you for your painless response, allow me to enlighten as I am very familiar with six sigma without the need to copy and past.

But why is it relevant to use, simply stated through its Universal Six Sigma Axioms, the below are a mere few out the Athe myriad of examples:
1) Business is the mutual exchange of value.
2) Corporations are “in business” to make money.
3) Shareholders invest in corporations to make money.
4) Management seeks to exercise judicious control to satisfy a myriad of needs.

Let's combine all four into a simple sentence, this is articulated as detailed below.

Management work for the benifit of share holders to appreciate wealth through a mechanism that consults the best interest of (1) growth, (2) profitability and (3) wealth creation.

(1) Growth - yes, the opportunity and the strategies have been applied.
(2) Profitability - no, dept vs market cap is cause for concern; and
(3) Wealth creation no, no, no, look at the chart lol.

One out of three ain't good, then again my expectations seem to be far higher. All I am saying, if you apply the three bullet points above, since the wrongful removal of JH, we are still no better of, in fact we are now up to your eyeballs in dept and highly dependant on NEGI and proponent.

To ride he coat tails us easy, but when the floaties come of, one must learn to swim but not at my expense.

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No copy and paste here Bob. But a clear misunderstanding of the concepts by yourself.

Now lets not get distracted from the topic. Since you believe that the reinstatement of JH would be a good move for the company, can you please give your thoughts on how the performance of the share price under JH in the last four years of his tenure, as detailed in my previous graph, is better than the current performance?

CTP Price at posting: 11.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
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