Asberry 22 Holdings Inc (ASHI)

[bernardsamuel]

Cash, I'm not a lawyer and I don't even play one on TV, but I think you may have one misconception about the nature of a class action suit. You're sounding as if you believe that the only way you could become part of a class action suit is if you hold on to your shares "until the bitter end." To the best of my knowledge which is always quite limited, I believe that class action suit plaintiffs in cases like these are defined as "that class of stock purchasers who bought the stock between two given dates, or who held the stock as of some given date." ...as these are the folks who would be alleging that they were enticed to buy or to hold the stock based upon either bad actions by management or bad communication by management or both.

BobKS's legal specialist knows all this stuff inside and out, but I wanted to get this point out into the open early in the game. Indeed, a number of innocent former shareholders of VHUB lost value on stock they held (and later sold)at the time the alleged managerial shenanigans began. These former shareholders, I do believe, will be welcomed to join the "class."

Again, nothing in the post should be taken as advice, other than the advice to check in with a lawyer, presumably BobKS's for the moment (and hopefully beyond).

Just as a total aside to enhance the point I've tried to make, for the moment assume that PLY will increase their offer at the last moment, which would surprise me a lot. That still would leave a "class" of damaged former shareholders who might retain their interest in a class action suit.

I wish you only good luck here!