Carpe - You're not understanding me. Let me document my speculation a little more clearly.
Based on fincial growth and forecasts, I believe the stock is worth 75 cents to $1.00 if O/S was in the 200M range.
Now here's what I was proposing. What if Doug's group owns 200M shares and RME / SPNG management own 200M shares and there are only 200M common outstanding? In this case, both the buyer and the seller would have incentive to close a deal at as high a price as they could justify to auditors for the value of the company. Why? Because each side already owns the O/S which they purchased at rock bottom prices. Both sides could get rich because the MMs would have to pay everyone (including the seller) for all the shares they've naked shorted.
My speculation up to this point was that a buyout could only come from RME or SPNG since they control the vote. However, if they own the O/S as well, they would be incented to approve the sale to someone like Doug at $2 per share if they own 200M shares that they received at 2 cents. Doug, as well, would pay nothing because he also owns the O/S in this scenario.
This is the last I'll post on it, because it's speculation that's just way out there.