and forced him to make the deal he did???
come on, you don't Tango alone....
bottom line is if only a FRACTION of the Co shares that went to DB (and, as it turns out, RS) instead went into a Co treasury, and were sold at a methodical rate (unlike the RobS transfers to a dump firm), shareholders could be sitting on some nice equity now, and basic funding would be no big deal, with much less dilution as well......and PPS would not undergo such big uncontrolled dump events....
Instead, NSOL got 8.4 cents for their shares when PPS was WAY higher than that.....even the dump of Oct 2007 didn't drive it nearly that low.....looks like everyone was able to get a snout in the trough here except the common shareholder....
PS: I don't buy the "Herda was hoodwinked" theory for a second.....
The Right Hand RULES
