May be based on the old premise that the one sure thing in investing is that BOD's look after themselves (money, power, prestige and reputation)."I know PVDM will want the best for ALL shareholders involved and well maybe just maybe Sean will too. "
How do you know this?
IMO, I don't think he or anyone else at BRN are concerned with the best for Shareholders. In his case, a buyout at $1 will be enough and equivalent to allowing 160 people to retire. In Sean's case, not as much, but enought to not have a care in the world, let alone work as a CEO for any other company.
I'd say the share price will do what it has to do, if I was making money from salary and bonuses working at BRN, but unfortunately I'm one of the many funding them.
Fortunately, or unfortunately in this world, people do whats best for themselves first and foremost before considering anyone else. Sean and Antonio fit this agenda, and as Peter said in the AGM, Sean has his full support.
You all make up your own minds on whats happening. I for one are very disappointed with the state of affairs.
On that theory if they do well so do we.
A BOD's primary duty is to the entity which should align with the longer-term interest of holders. This is despite some of many holders being unhappy with short term noise.
Conversely if they do not want the best for holders it implies we are all stuffed including the BOD (for us financially, loss of power and reputation at home etc).