I missed that about Neil Carter. When did that happen? He's only been there since July 2020 if my memory serves me correctly. I thought that Ian leaving (retirement) along with Fred was a bit of a red flag where EOS seemed to be entering their finest hour (considering the massive risk adjusted pipeline & Spacelink concept) and they pulled up stumps. Happy to stand corrected.
After watching the AGM and the FY21 results presentation, there didn't appear to be a "sense" of unification amongst the team. Difficult to do online, but the signs were there (ie: Ben taking and answering questions specifically directed at Spacelink and their CEO - Glen Tindall). But if you take a gander at Glen Tindall's linkedin profile, you'll see a bunch of back slapping messages congratulating Glen and the team on such a successful 2021.
Those people doing the social media back slapping clearly are not EOS shareholders. Otherwise, they would've been saying "hey...what the forks going on down there at EOS?"
P.s. - Just listened to the Prime Minister's address. Full on election mode. Rhetoric. Between Scomo and Albo and then the fringe dwellers, we have no option other than to vote for a w@nker. And to think, the future of EOS is in their hands.
Back to the kennel (again).
EOS Price at posting:
$1.72 Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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