I just thought of something.....news blackouts, from my understanding of the research I did a couple of days ago, USUALLY are for no more than 30 days, and are USUALLY because 'something' is changing, or being corrected, or negotiated, or investigated...you get the idea....there is NO guarantee that a news blackout means that whatever is happening is bad, just as it does not guarantee that something happening is good.
But, whatever it is....the shareholder meeting on DEC. 8 was NOT cancelled, nor postponed, and the management is in FULL knowledge that there are a bunch of pissed off investors---and if they read the msg boards, this is the first time that I can recall, there are people who do not normally attend those TKO meetings, intend to be there.....and said so in public.
Now, think for a minute---If you were required by law to have a shareholders meeting, don't you think that you wuld do everything you possibly could, to try and come up with a reason for celebration? Either that, or you would have to hire a bunch of police officers with 'snap' to stand around and make sure you didn't get a big puch to the chops....
It is one thing to tell the shareholders it is a bad year, ahead of the meeting....as at least they know what to expect...it is another to go quiet....as reflected in the stock price of late....as NO ONE knows what to expect, and based on historical events, most are assuming the worst of the scenario options....and are ready to tell management to their faces!
well, my thinking is that there must be good news coming out before the meeting....either that, or else TKO will be spending money on 'body guards' or security to watch over the meeting. What do you think?
