They have yet to pay the fees they already owe the Bahamian people. In no way should this license be renewed. Any Bahamian associated with this company, particularly James Smith who sits on this board should hang their head in shame.

Save yourself and get jooked with the vaccine while you still have breath in your body. Way better than giving up cheeseburgers.

The persons in GB I have spoken with enjoy their shopping experience at AML, everyone’s experience is different but record sales show many are satisfied. I have no idea about the price of water, I drink government water and do not buy designer water.

First of all BISX index is down 6.46% for YTD, not 8.8%. Also this metric is extremely misleading as it is based on market capitalization and therefore very sensitive to the larger companies. It is largely negative because of first Caribbean and other banks which have relatively large market capitalizations and have taken a huge hit to net income because of massive provisioning for bad loans. In fact of the 20 traded companies just 7 are negative for the year, 13 are either flat or positive. Smaller companies have been doing well, especially so considering we have been in a pandemic for the last year, two of which are up more than 20% already for the year and that is not counting dividends! Deposit rates are not modest as you suggest they are minuscule and in many cases non existent with many savings and checking accounts drawing less than 1% return. This pales in comparison to many companies on BISX which pay in excess of 3% in dividend yield. As for waiting to invest remember the old adage buy low and sell high. Now is the time to buy, before the economy recovers and share price corresponding increase as well. There is an economic boom coming by the end of year with the recession of the pandemic but few realize it, savvy investors however, see it clearly coming.

You would rather shop at SuperValue and their dirty stores. You would rather make one man, Rupert roberts rich rather than over the 1000 Bahamian shareholders of AML. He greedily refuses to offer shares to the Bahamian public.

So many uninformed commentators on this website I do not know where to begin. AML is a publically traded company with over 1000 Bahamian shareholders of whom I am one. You want to share in the wealth buy shares Monday morning when Bisx opens at 10 a.m. This company is a fantastic corporate and community citizen. Sales are at all time highs and the stock price is up 20.48% in the first 3 1/2 months of this year. Despite this the stock is undervalued, especially relative to other BISX companies and pays a dividend yield of 3.8%. We look forward to this expansion and a further increase in dividends and share price by year’s end.

Comrade Tal - I know if you are with me I am in good company. Pray tell have you been jabbed up yet?

What about those of us in the family islands awaiting our first shot? This vaccine has a very high efficacy after just one shot. We should vaccinate as many as possible and move on to the second shot as supplies permit.

In most countries if you were put on a ventilator you had a greater than 50% chance of dying. It is not the magic bullet people think it is.

Lose weight. Practice discipline and you will live. This man almost certainly died because of the cumulative effects of years and years of over consumption. The government did not force food into his mouth, not their fault. It is personal responsibility.