Thursday, March 16, 2006 9:22:45 PM
am a BOLB indeed, but this statement doesn't seem completely true: "do those intimidations become moot with the prognosis of $$$$$/profit/greed.....H yes." it is not only a matter of nigerian (as in, those odd gremlins who ask you to send cash to an offshore address). no, it is also a matter of voting power held by one man and his associates. at some point, this lack of shareholder rights becomes a negative, especially when the one man and his associates are out of the grasp of the SEC.
please tell me again, as you tell me once a year or so. (honestly, i forget.) why is Offor's de facto control of the enterprise not a risk?
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