at some point early next year, logic should prevail on whats best for the company moving forward. being on a board has special comps, like being a part of an exclusive country club. this bodes well for stragglers living the life. the problem with living that life is ultimately the amount of money one can extract from that exclusive club. thats where that exclusive living takes a twist. up until the crash last year, these board members, plus higher ups were content with the direction of the company.
one year latter, the bad karma surrounding the company and more so to its ceo, is with out question hindering on that flow of success. if in the next 2-4 months as more positive news comes to the fore front, and the share price does not react in accordance to those positive events, logic should come into play. throw in some board members that are in it strictly for the investment to strongly voice their opinion on the matter. a shift in pressure to sell could become apparent.
does it make sense for the majority that have a large stake in the company not named harvey, to continue and dilute, waiting years on the share price to maybe reach $20? or wait less than a year to possibly reach, or exceed that price in a buyout? in the end, money talks. JMPOM
