Slow death, page-35

That is a pretty broad brush you are painting with. Some posters have given credit where credit is due AND noted accurately poor performance when warranted. I don't see any joy when poor, and indeed woeful performance, is reported on. Especially when the writing was on the wall and at the same time the CEO was extremely well remunerated. Believe me, we would all prefer to be jumping for joy because things are going well. But they are not and haven't been for some time. The responsibility rests firmly with the (previous) CEO and board. Judgement is still out on the current CEO. I however have no positive expectations. And yes, I hold shares and would love to be proven wrong. So far I haven't been.