Tuesday, May 02, 2017 9:19:02 PM
all this "another brutal, brutal day for Neomedia" is a bit over the top to me. I mean, really?
And it may have been "common practice to say that YA had already made their money", the question is, did they? And if so, is it relevant? Why could they not make more?
I don't think YA is out to save us shareholders. I think YA is out to make more money, and in the process, those of us who held will be fortunate.
Best,
PZ
I operate on common sense. Common sense is not available to everyone.
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