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Re: finbar99 post# 2269

Saturday, 02/09/2008 11:11:45 AM

Saturday, February 09, 2008 11:11:45 AM

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I like the "candid" comment from the former CEO,
{that he wasn't worried about his shares during bankruptcy} and as you said, you can't count on it, but it sounds encouraging nevertheless.

Since this is my first shares' ownership of a bankrupt company, I'm reading everything I find, and it's a real education seeing the workings. The concern about exit financing is valid, but hopefully it is not a major obstacle.

If you find anything about Debtor-In-Possession {DIP} financing please let us know. Thank you, and glad to see you're aboard.


Charles

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