Wednesday, June 09, 2010 1:10:19 PM
IMO our resident bashers may be acting on behalf of 'on' or 'offshore' hedge fund managers, most probably the latter. My recollection is that one of the QASP principals, Bert Watson, has links to hedge fund trading.
Arm's length relationships are imperative should QASP decide to 'up-list'. The exchange of choice will review QASP's corporate, as well as its trading, history.
Is it possible that an unseen/unidentified hedge fund has been accumulating a sizable portion of QASP's outstanding shares over the past several months and their ownership of QASP shares dwarfs the size of the acknowledged $3.5 million share buyback?
All conjecture and best of luck,
DSH
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