Topic: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread - page 263. (Read 479317 times)
Good job - much better than the original. Good call on separating the logo into different blades
Alright then guys, here's one of the two logo concepts I've been working on today, still based around the same idea as the first:
Income and expenditure must be clear, to be able to query. Like ASICMINER
I think the point isn't when or how much to disclose. Details on this should be decided by the CEO and the board only. These are tactical details.
What shareholders have a right to is what to expect. Coherence. Order. Predictability. This is an STRATEGIC decision, and it's key to the operation.
Right now, ActiveMining shareholders don't know how much, when or from whom to expect anything, and are subject to innecessary stress. Some are quiet about it, some whine, some panic sell, but in any case is a lose/lose situation.
What shareholders have a right to is what to expect. Coherence. Order. Predictability. This is an STRATEGIC decision, and it's key to the operation.
Right now, ActiveMining shareholders don't know how much, when or from whom to expect anything, and are subject to innecessary stress. Some are quiet about it, some whine, some panic sell, but in any case is a lose/lose situation.
I think the financial position to write clearly, when faced with the crisis, fell, it should explain why a company spokesperson
Huh?
Weekly pre-order amount updates? Would be interesting to see the effect of the advertising campaign. Just an idea the moment. What are the potential downsides to this approach?
The timeframe is too small. The time between the order and actually receiving the money can be large. Monthly - more detailed - statements with accompanying press releases, seem adequate.I think this is a good idea, will help shareholder track funds, gauge interest, etc.
Does doing this have any negative implications with regards to competition?
Weekly pre-order amount updates? Would be interesting to see the effect of the advertising campaign. Just an idea the moment. What are the potential downsides to this approach?
The timeframe is too small. The time between the order and actually receiving the money can be large. Monthly (more detailed) statements with accompanying press releases, seem adequate. I think the financial position to write clearly, when faced with the crisis, fell, it should explain why a company spokesperson
Huh?
I think the financial position to write clearly, when faced with the crisis, fell, it should explain why a company spokesperson
Not to isolate AMC here, not at all....but this is the huge problem I see with all these stocks/funds...the management doesn't know how to keep their mouths shut about sensitive info, and even if they did, they share it with their BFF's before everyone else pretty much rampantly and without recourse.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Very much agree.
The market also agrees.
I believe the more relevant data is here:
Simple panic sell from when burnside took the exchange down.
Not to isolate AMC here, not at all....but this is the huge problem I see with all these stocks/funds...the management doesn't know how to keep their mouths shut about sensitive info, and even if they did, they share it with their BFF's before everyone else pretty much rampantly and without recourse.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Very much agree.
The market also agrees.
Not to isolate AMC here, not at all....but this is the huge problem I see with all these stocks/funds...the management doesn't know how to keep their mouths shut about sensitive info, and even if they did, they share it with their BFF's before everyone else pretty much rampantly and without recourse.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Very much agree.
The market also agrees.
https://i.imgur.com/ozj6LsF.png
That dip had happened beforehand but the information is just going to help cause further unrest in shareholders that are sitting back and watching. Really bad timing.
This is partly why a board was requested. Give it a time to get sorted and then to a to establish itself properly. Neither will happen overnight. Also, don't prejudge what it will be or how it will work.
Doing things properly means not doing everything in a mad rush.
Doing things properly means not doing everything in a mad rush.
Not to isolate AMC here, not at all....but this is the huge problem I see with all these stocks/funds...the management doesn't know how to keep their mouths shut about sensitive info, and even if they did, they share it with their BFF's before everyone else pretty much rampantly and without recourse.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Very much agree.
The market also agrees.
Not to isolate AMC here, not at all....but this is the huge problem I see with all these stocks/funds...the management doesn't know how to keep their mouths shut about sensitive info, and even if they did, they share it with their BFF's before everyone else pretty much rampantly and without recourse.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Very much agree.
Weekly pre-order amount updates? Would be interesting to see the effect of the advertising campaign. Just an idea the moment. What are the potential downsides to this approach?
$12,000 in wires came in yesterday night.So I thing enough time passed for me to ask this. What happened to those big wires from last week? A lot of hype around them and then there wasnt confirmation if they were real or not.
Not to isolate AMC here, not at all....but this is the huge problem I see with all these stocks/funds...the management doesn't know how to keep their mouths shut about sensitive info, and even if they did, they share it with their BFF's before everyone else pretty much rampantly and without recourse.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
Who pays for these indiscretions? All of the nobodies like us that funded these companies and own the majority of shares, we are left holding the bag. They all need to learn a few things about insider trading and self dealing. It may take some of them being sued to get the message through their thick arrogant skulls.
They should announce all publicly released info to the shareholders in official news releases, and if they as directors buy or sell ANY number of share in their own funds they should announce it publicly within 24 hours to the shareholders.
have been part of active miner from the day it was started and before that AMC.. must say it fels good to finally have some structure in the company.. i hope the board gets finalised soon.. many many thanks to VBs and lewicki.. you guys sure help the community.. all that remains is the financial report and imo that would really help solidify the trust of the newbie investors in this security.. Good work guys and Best of luck to Ken and his team.. 
Where did you get this info? did I miss an update in this thread?
Talked to Ken yesterday.
Not sure he would like that info divulged out in the open. This is a pretty extreme example of insider information being disseminated to people who could take advantage. This stuff should be released on a schedule, and very publicly
Where did you get this info? did I miss an update in this thread?
Talked to Ken yesterday.
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