As one who has seen a significant loss in shareholder value since mid 2012 when the market cap was 2.3 times current values one must question the ability of this company to engineer future wealth.
You can theorise all you like about fundamentals but the bottom line is this CEO and board has presided over a substantial loss of shareholder wealth (Long term Holders not shorties).
If an executive manager did not deliver the business growth and return expectations he would be moved on.
Why should those entrusted with stewardship be any different? their employer the shareholders should demand better and maybe it is time to reinvigorate the company with new ideas and fresh energy.
time for change
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