"Cookee" and "Webtradex" GONE too, along with Jeff Robinson and his questionable history. Apart from the debt, those were the biggest concerns our friendly helpers kept bringing to the board for some time.
So if they can't admit things are suddenly looking better now, then they are therein admitting their was never much substance to their complaints in the first place.
We really lightened the ship and just may float now.
So I'm not jumping overboard just yet.
Gotta be flexible when the only thing that's predictable is change itself. Though it wasn't exactly easy for me to change mental gears, this 'Kool' thing is starting to grow on me and looks like it just might be better than B-Slam after all. Why else would yesterday's 8-K say ASYI terminated the agreement with B-Slam (rather than saying B-Slam terminated it with ASYI)?
By looking at both B-Slam AND Kool Telecom, I get the impression that ASYI is looking to do a big and substantial aquisition, not your average fluffy type, which may be part of the slow process.
Still waiting for 10-K to tell us about what impact divesture of airline business had on whether "any" debt "still exists" as we move forward with a seeming REAL Kool company this time around.
Apart from disillusioned B-Slam lovers who can't change gears, and want out regardless, which should only affect the stock for a short time (perhaps resulting in another hammer on Monday), this is comparable to another new and exciting merger potentially found hidden in a filing! On a stock that moves easily with an obviously low float (having a reasonable 750M A/S as but a token of their very real intent to facilitate the merger with a yet-to-be decided amount of restricted shares).
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