Questions about TAUG's future.
What if TAUG loses the Cowen law suit completely?
What if TAUG wins almost enough to cover its legal costs?
What if TAUG wins enough to its legal costs and ends up with a net of $50K?
What if someone (financier, shareholders?) decides to sue TAUG before the November Trial begins.
What if TAUG is forced to do a reverse split before the trial begins?
What if TAUG wins, decides to do a reverse split and shareholders sue the company.
What if someone (e.g. a hedge fund) makes a tender offer of $.0025 per share before the trial begins?
What if a whistle blower (e.g. ex-CFO?) gives a devastating testimony at the trial?
What if the regulators discover that TAUG's office at 39 Old Ridgebury Road Danbury CT 06810 - USA is a fraud?
What if TAUG's BOD gets sued (with no Liability Insurance coverage)?
2017-06-08 "Shareholders that lost money are also considering an action against Cowan Gunteski, may be setting up an email for stock holders who lost." Has the suit been filed yet? If not, how much progress has been made? Who's leading the effort?
What if ... Anymore exposures for current or potential TAUG shareholders? I suspect there are many!
Buying TAUG shares is like buying a lottery ticket. There's a potential large payout, but it's a long-shot.
