Collateral shares has definitely been sold, no doubt about that. Was in contact with Solomon the other day and he finally sees it as well now, which I see as victory for me. Who has sold and in what amount, I don't know, but it's allot in my opinion. If I have to guess, I would say most of the shares for loan 1 and 2 is sold and probably some of the shares that the Chinese is holding to hedge their position. Solomon and the company still says that they will get back all the collateral once they pay back the loans. I hope he is right, but I have my doubts. If they will be forced to buy back shares on the open market it will be a freak show, I'm guessing that they will try to scare of shareholder by dropping the share price, if they fail scaring of people we will see a rally of the century. I see a big chance that they will fail scaring the SIAF shareholders, they are toughened. Time will tell how this unfolds.
