So now everyone is crying, but is this what it needs to...

So now everyone is crying, but is this what it needs to recognise the reality that VMT Management appears to be spending all it's time having fun with new models and unspectacular niche launches, when the focus should actually be on selling what they've got. 'Fiddling while Rome burns' comes to mind. In recent weeks I have been through one of my VMT boredom phases, because all we are hearing about are fancy (or fanciful ?) new models with not a word (as usual) about when investors might see some kind of return in terms of hard sales. For all the noise and fancy pics there is nothing solid being produced, and whilst the 'Charles Fanclub' will probably protest at my comments, the simple verdict is being handed down by investors through a share price that is persistently stagnant just over 40c when it should have been twice that for year-end. Might as well believe in Santa Claus right now ! 2000.