you disbelieve what Rufus said, then you are one cynical b*****d.
He said in that interview that he is putting his reputation and professional life on the line with this merger and $15 valuation of the converted stock, and that this merging with FHAL was a cheaper way to go public than an IPO.
If the hardcore skeptics and bashers are right about Rufus and he is the boldest-faced liar in SEC history, good for you -- your guarded cyncism will win you the right to crow "I told you so" for however long you choose.
But if you cynics are wrong -- and I believe that you are very much wrong about what is happening in this very unique situation here -- you're missing out on one heck of strong buying opportunity while the clock ticks.
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