Rough thoughts in questions - help yourselves, page-2

To be fair to Kilian, or to any CEO really, some questions they do need to get in advance to have any chance of really answering them.

Whilst I do believe shareholders can and should ask more questions because they'd get better management from management if they did (thinking of CYP and MSB in particular) - I personally have trouble believing most shareholders know the more important questions to ask (that would have the biggest impact on the prospects of the businesses they are invested in) or will ask them and what I think are the most important questions seem to be esoteric irrelevance to most (at least that post here on Hotcopper -where I think many are looking to swing trade and fundamental understanding of the business is secondary to that).