What are everyone’s thoughts on Oliver stepping down from the board? Is this a risk that things will get worse or a sign that the job is done, or at least markedly better than it was?
I think its “mission accomplished” for Oliver. Softvest still has the same large position and some additional buying of small additional shares. The big battles seem to be over, and there is only one proposal up that is controversial (#4).
He has other interests and doesn’t need to safeguard his investment like in 2018.
I like the decision to reduce the board by one person after Oliver didn’t seek re-election.
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Aside from the obvious—voting FOR Stahl, #3, and #4—what are the shareholder-friendly votes for the other directors? Against Cook, I think?
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What are everyone’s thoughts on Oliver stepping down from the board? Is this a risk that things will get worse or a sign that the job is done, or at least markedly better than it was?
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I think its “mission accomplished” for Oliver. Softvest still has the same large position and some additional buying of small additional shares. The big battles seem to be over, and there is only one proposal up that is controversial (#4).
He has other interests and doesn’t need to safeguard his investment like in 2018.
I like the decision to reduce the board by one person after Oliver didn’t seek re-election.
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We need to vote ‘NO’ on Glover & Cook. I can live with the rest as long as Murray is still there and Oliver is still invested.
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I have voted against Donald Cook, Rhys Best (definitely not the best), and Tyler Glover (putting his dirty gloves inside my company).
I have voted for the stockholder proposal.
I have voted against executive compensation.
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Except for not voting against Best, my votes mirror yours.
Let’s hope that others join us.
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