(NASDAQ:GKNT) Q3 Ending Sep 30: Fellini Satyricon meets Barbarians at the Gate
November 15, 2011
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(NASDAQ:GKNT) Q3 Ending Sep 30: Fellini Satyricon meets Barbarians at the Gate
Geek "really, we're going to be profitable. No really" Net was again unprofitable.
Key takeaways from the earnings announcement and conference call...
1. Jeff Drobick should immediately be made CEO of all Geeknet.
2. [Update3] 45 Months Ago a Large Institutional 13D Shareholder Put Pressure On Geeknet (GKNT) Board Demanding to Unlock Value. Where are the Shareholders Today?
(NASDAQ:GKNT) closed November 14th at a pre 1:10 reverse split price of $1.72. 45 months ago GKNT closed at $1.78 when the demand was made. Hedge Fund valued Geeknet between $50-$150/share (post reverse-split)
A: Arguably considerable non-insider shareholder value [destruction] has been sustained as the company also has ~$30 million less cash ($54M v $24M).
3. Why hasn't Washburn delivered Walmart , at least, to take on all of Thinkgeek's "invented here" products? Why else is he there?
4. Langone stopped falling all over himself about how great the employees are now boasting how all previous management has been eliminated.
5. I am confident Caroline Offutt had to have been crying during Colon's presentation as 1. it appeared he was hearing voices during said presentation and 2. there was a disturbing disconnect between hearing him simply pronounce the product names, no real sense of unbridled passion...ultimately his bottomline connection with the [original/remaining] employees.
Geeknet simply has no geek credibility with this Board, Chairman, and Thinkgeek CEO.
Fellini Satyricon meets Barbarians at the Gate...
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6. As has been consistently said over the life of this non-insider GKNT shareholder value blog over the past five years....GKNT should be put into a bidding war with, at least, NYSE:BBY), (NASDAQ:AMZN), (NASDAQ:IACI) by the end of Feb 2012 or within ninety (90) days as Management reports profitability, assuming Jeff (and other key employees) are still with Geeknet.