yes, exactly as NordStorm and DownTheHatch had posted. Judge was reasonable, reassuring and complete. Absolutely clear that the plaintiffs are now INCENTIVIZED to act along with the interests of the rest of us. Absolutely clear that Solomon is curtailed from further dilution (though how that balances against best business judgment is not ventured). Absolutely clear that uncertainties face any viability for either Tri-Way or Sino Agro Food. Absolutely clear that Plaintiffs attorneys, current and past, are paid directly from pockets of plaintiffs.
where do we expect Plaintiffs introduction of governance changes to impact? I still see unanswered the postings from RealDutch that both entities need loans or new capital. Are we expecting to see new loans being disclosed as an upcoming high point?
volume in SIAF today, before the hearing had started, was about double recent average daily volume, which itself has been terribly erratic, shockingly low. obviously, some people are going to wait out what will unfold as a consequence of today's hearing, or, perhaps some are just holding the shares as an untended position in portfolios?
My hope is that there are far better communications about operations forthcoming.