I never claim to know it all, but I do feel that I see the writing in the wall here. Obviously, if you can sell, someone thinks they're getting a deal. Maybe they know something I have overlooked, but on the flip, a fool and his money are soon parted. This is why NBG will be successful in wringing out the commons. They'll do it again after the R/S. As murky as these waters have become, it's much more than just risky. Any buyers are trying to catch a falling knife. Why not just sit it out until after the R/S and further dilution? You don't have to know it all to make wise choices. And even if you made a mistake because of the unknown variables, it's not to late to regain control and salvage what is left, then putting it to work elsewhere where there is a much greater chance of gains in the immediate future...just my two cents. GL
