who is to blame?, page-5

re: made it worse Mrfifty, I am not sure whose post yours was directed at, but those here with only half a brain would not and do not blame you for what you said. By the very nature of his position in the company, the blame rests fairly and squarely on Mr Sala. It is he sitting at the negotiating table; and it is he that can return confidence to this stock. It is quite a simple thing for him to do. All he and his fellow directors have to do is to start buying shares in LUM. Oh, and the odd signed contract wouldn't go astray either. I would also be very interested to know if Mr Collins is still holding all his shares and options he controls.