No Problem Jenthico.
So... just trying to clarify some things and adding my thoughts:
1)SIAM gets its 55% control of the company over 4 years, and does not receive any shares at all until March 2008 - correct?
2) Dr. C's 68 million, and their voting rights are in escrow (i assume these voting powers are in limbo - comments???), and transferred to SIAM after the deal is finalized. Then SIAM will, over time as milestones agreed upon are met, give them back to Dr. C
3) Therefore, unless SIAM has bought shares in the open market, legally and\or officially, they do not have control of ACMG. Having said this, it's my opinion SIAM is now running the company. It's also my opinion that they have been buying as many shares as they can on the open market.
4) Most of us on this board strongly believe that dilution has not, and is not, taking place.
5) Most of the people on this board also strongly believe in Dr. C's abilities as a scientist, and that he is a trusting, honest person. He would not risk his reputation and his career by trying to SCAM shareholders.
6) Therefore, it is my opinion, that there are two main options (SCAM is not one of these options).
Option 1: All NR's have been factual and the deal will be signed on or before May 7th.
Option2: The deal has fallen through for one reason or another.
I choose to believe, based on the above, that SIAM is real and SIAM is running Alcar. Otherwise, if the deal has fallen through, Dr. C has too much integrity and shareholder empathy, to leave us in the dark by not releasing this info in a NR.
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