Nasrat Has NOT Increased Shareholder Value in 7 Years

From the comment boards on IHub... Je3232 Thursday, 09/24/20 06:23:10 AM Re: None 0 Post # 344627 of 344658 Nasrat is now been here seven years. The stock was at seven cents. The stock is now below seven cents. On top of that , during these seven years, he’s managed to accumulate 250,000,000 shares of stock. Someone tell me how shareholders have benefited during his tenure. By the way, I’m not even commenting on the dilution that has occurred over the past seven years. The question is simple - why is Nasrat still the CEO with no shareholder value occurring. All just my opinion but a normal company makes changes when stock doesn’t perform. It’s like taking over as coach of football team that went 6 and 10. Seven years later you’re 3 and 13 and have been improved over the seven years. Coach is gone well befor seven years. Nasrat - please do something. We can’t keep waiting for two more years to get to dollar land. For those of that respond - gee he’s a nice guy, what do you want him to do - find someone to buy the company and make some money for the shareholders. By the way - won’t need to be a big buyout for him to make money on his 250,000,000 shares. Will it now. Sad as I got played

Growth or Smoke and Mirrors? ELTP at 7 Year Standstill

Growth Earnings growth (last year) +76.32% Revenue growth (last year) +137.76% Wait, you're telling me revenues went up 137% and our share price is the same as it was 7 years ago? I understand the technicals have changed over time, but this is getting a little rediculous.

Nasrat Could Be Fighting For Shareholders

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