INET6, I am impressed, honestly impressed. Your post shows some resentment against me but you have done a very good job in being civil and refrained from using insults, calling names or making subtle insinuations. Thank you.
Now, I felt very much betrayed by the Derivative Action when after such a good beginning, it slowly died down. It is and will always be my belief that if the case would have been submitted to summary judgment without any negotiations, the Judge would have ordered a shareholders meeting and the the Boys would have been history. A court appointed provisional BOD would have performed the distribution, and if afterwards needed, the company could have been dissolved. I keep hearing the bull, that Loch would have declared BK, but that is what it is: bull. Once the Boys would have been ousted they would have had no say in anything.
I don't see any benefit for us in the course of action that has taken place. And I am still very skeptical about any beneficial outcome. I hope and pray every day that I would be wrong, because, contrary of what everybody say, I have no ill desire for any shareholder, to the contrary.
But, it is all history now, and I am with all of you in the same boat, even if I took some precautions of my own and am slowly recovering my long term investment in Loch.
Once again, I thank you for your answer and your tone.
AI
