RE: Take off time?16 Oct 2024 11:07
Dumbo and Co’s actions towards the shareholders over the last 3 years has been nothing short of criminal.
Bringing GIS and the charlatan John Gunn into the fold was the start of Palumbo driving the company into oblivion, any CEO having anything to do with Gunn should be seen as the biggest red flag.
The great pivot has turned out to be just another pile of deception from Dumbo has he smirks through his interviews over and over again.
The guy (Dumbo Palumbo) is an absolute moron, when will he understand that if you main income stream is raising shareholder equity then perhaps some effort should be given to supporting the Shareprice.
Dumbo has said before they were advised not to be so open with the market ( surely that advice can from Gunn) as when everything you say turns out to be a lie, the least said the less you can be held accountable for.
In the new “pivot” model shareholder and market communication is even more important but Palumbo’s behaviour means he can’t show his face or engage with shareholders directly for the fear of being called out. (Hence the restrictive AGM arrangement this year)
This company could have the cure for cancer but with Palumbo in charge the market just won’t trust them anymore, and unfortunately the apathy of shareholders at the AGM gave him the green light to stay and the tools to take shareholders down.
No news on the status of Italy or North Fork is just contemptuous as rather than promoting the company the questions hanging over them seem to be a lead weight around the Shareprice’s neck!
I have tried to get an update from EQT, but they have never responded, not once have they answered a query posted by email or via their website.
I have also tried to get an update from NFCP but it looks like Wade Wheeler is of the Palumbo mould when it comes to answering queries.
On the face of it EQT has many positives, but with Palumbo sitting over it like a big dark shadow, any recovery is proving difficult. If we have to do another raise this year and these levels for whatever reason that’s the end for shareholders.
Whether the new members of the management team will make any difference we wait to find out, not that they can be any worse than the lying scum van der linden, the question is now is it too little too late?