Please don't bash me with insults for my question, I'm only 2 months into trading and I'm just curious. I read this on their website
"There can be no guarantee that the Company will be successful in securing an acceptable offer in connection with the liquidation of its assets. Moreover, if an acceptable offer is received, the liquidation of the Company's assets will almost certainly result in no residual value for non-secured creditors and equity investors"
Logically interpreting this it would mean that shareholders could end up with nothing even if the company is sold? Is that correct? Wouldn't us shareholders be the equity investors? I keep buying more from reading from other investors and research on the company and what's going on in the court but that one thing freaks me out I would love to somebody has some information on this.