Gold Summary for Aug. 19, 2015
2015-08-19 20:57 ET - Market Summary
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Must you go on and on about the salaries these penny-stock mining magnates have been awarded by their shareholders?
If a Joe Average (or Ian Industrial) shareholder has voted to pay these seemingly bloated salaries, why must you constantly trot them out in your summaries? They are what they are...whether it's 1,461,538 current shares for Howard Stevenson's $475,000, the 397,863 current shares for Richard Hughes' $931,000 or the 133,333 shares for Jonathan Goodman's $312,00.
Posted by Harpinder at 2015-08-19 21:34
Must you go on and on about the salaries these penny-stock mining magnates have been awarded by their shareholders?
If a Joe Average (or Ian Industrial) shareholder has voted to pay these seemingly bloated salaries, why must you constantly trot them out in your summaries? They are what they are...whether it's 1,461,538 current shares for Howard Stevenson's $475,000, the 397,863 current shares for Richard Hughes' $931,000 or the 133,333 shares for Jonathan Goodman's $312,00.
Posted by Harpinder at 2015-08-19 21:35
From an average Joe investor. Corporations rewards themselves at the expenses of the small shareholders. The institutions rarely vote at the AGM'S and the directors which hold a large voting stake abuse their positions. Barrick Gold and Gold Corp being some examples.. Stockwatch, thanks for keeping an biased position and keep reporting Directors salaries plus "bonuses". Salaries should reflex performance....something directors fail to understand.
Posted by joe at 2015-08-19 23:46
From an average Joe investor. Corporations rewards themselves at the expenses of the small shareholders. The institutions rarely vote at the AGM'S and the directors which hold a large voting stake abuse their positions. Barrick Gold and Gold Corp being some examples.. Stockwatch, thanks for keeping an biased position and keep reporting Directors salaries plus "bonuses". Salaries should reflex performance....something directors fail to understand.
Posted by joe at 2015-08-19 23:46
From an average Joe investor. Corporations rewards themselves at the expenses of the small shareholders. The institutions rarely vote at the AGM'S and the directors which hold a large voting stake abuse their positions. Barrick Gold and Gold Corp being some examples.. Stockwatch, thanks for keeping an biased position and keep reporting Directors salaries plus "bonuses". Salaries should reflex performance....something directors fail to understand.
Posted by joe at 2015-08-19 23:46
In this market any of these executives that is making more than 240,000 annually is being overpaid, unless they are capable of raising more than 5 million/per year.
Posted by shoes at 2015-08-20 07:21
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