It's all speculation until we hear something definitive. In my experience, all the cloak and dagger is typically good news, for the shareholders that is. There's no sense in calling the CEGX office in hopes of squeezing information as their lips are sealed tight; something to do with insider trading and wacky laws of the sort. I invested in CEGX during the downturn and took a liking to their business model which is essentially, get in while the gettin' is good and wait patiently. Things are looking good now that the Saudi's realized they shot themselves in the foot and are cutting back production. So roll the dice and grab your balls. Of course the naysayers that state there is something sinister about this whole situation. They need to remember one thing which is these gents are old and have been in the industry for a long time and are probably already flush with cash. At this stage in their lives I believe they are in it to create a legacy. If there were anything fraudulent about this, Tim Crawford wouldn't be returning emails. He'd probably be off in Croatia(i.e. no extradition).
In my humble opinion, Meyers was brought into the picture to merge CEGX and some other company. I have no basis to back this up just a hunch really. Meyers will own a majority of the newly created entity and CEGX management will remain at the helm.
