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Re: ratobranco post# 59701

Friday, 11/19/2010 9:31:11 PM

Friday, November 19, 2010 9:31:11 PM

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"Even better, they could have bought the shares from Ou Wen Lin directly at a price below market--i.e., give the sweet deal to shareholders rather than to Starr (who already got a sweet deal with the first offering). "

Would letting someone seen as being more of an insider than Starr out of his shares at a below market price really have been the best transaction for the company that was looking to build credibility at the time? I'm not arguing this from a corporate finance perspective, just from a corporate image perspective.

... Not to mention the fact that at the time Starr might actually have wanted first dibs on those shares.


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