Anyone else left with the impression that the we (shareholders)...

Anyone else left with the impression that the we (shareholders) are an audience rather than stakeholders, an inconvenient intrusion on the blissful tranquility of the boardroom.Give them a little something, they're getting restless. I don’t see any reference to the direct and indirect costs of incessant litigation or of the dollars wasted on standby equipment or what steps (if any) are being taken to avoid them in the future. Being open to possible ventures is not in any sense similar to creating or pursuing schemes that might improve the value of the company and, more particularly how it is perceived by the investing community. The share price has been essentially moribund for years with nirvana always just a couple of years away. Lawyers have done well, executives have done well, equipment suppliers have done well, the rest can please themselves.
Not suggesting it’s easy, but when do we run out of excuses.