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    • ON: Wed Mar 5th 21:37 PM
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      Sprint: In a World of Hurt, Slowly Makes Improvements
      Having a 2% ownership in S puts Todd Sullivan and his company in a position to care about what happens to S's stock value. A desire to serve on S's board of directors is one thing, but saying, in effect and with apparent anger, that he wants to serve on the board to straighten things out is addressing S's woes from the negative perspective. A negative comment thrown as a dagger does nothing but wound, while a scalpel wielded by a skilled surgeon produces a benefit, short-term, long-term, and possibly both. My husband and I have made separate purchases of S recently because Hesse has experience needed to turn the company around. Going on 3 months at the helm, he has been forthright about the state of affairs discovered when he stepped into his office. What inspires my confidence in him and his abilities? Perhaps it is his own confidence in his ability to do so. Otherwise, why would he have accepted the position knowing that a failure would certainly follow him for the rest of his life. The man has good, old-fashioned "gumption." Look it up. There may not be a dividend for a while, but the man found he'd inherited a bathtub with a missing stopper. I believe he has the intellectual capacity and skills necessary to perform short-term maintenance while implementing the long-term fix. KMC
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