Thursday, September 01, 2011 9:19:21 AM
It is ironic that 2 chancery judges and a BK judge have seen the APA, PRs, settlement agreement, and heard depositions and they seemed to acknowledge that as circumstances change, then the future course of a business changes. Deadlines get missed and sometimes business plans get thrown out the window WITHOUT alerting shareholders. That is the risk of investing, the risk of trying to grow a business, the risk of parties in a lawsuit, etc.
Yet, we still sometimes argue about miniscule emails or PRs that did not pan out. All of that junk is months or even years old. The judges don't care and most of us don't. Instead of worrying about the past and being unable to do anything about it, the only thing to consider is whether or not you will buy shares. Everything else is so moot it doesn't even show up on the radar.
Yet, we still sometimes argue about miniscule emails or PRs that did not pan out. All of that junk is months or even years old. The judges don't care and most of us don't. Instead of worrying about the past and being unable to do anything about it, the only thing to consider is whether or not you will buy shares. Everything else is so moot it doesn't even show up on the radar.
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