Thursday, December 20, 2012 5:49:02 PM
Geez...this isn't complicated. If you are being sued, you show as little money or potential to make money as possible to reach a settlement that is as low as possible.
The company stated that they had broken ties with him and hinted that he couldn't deliver what he had promised he could.
Of course crashing the stock would crash everyones stock. That's exactly my point. If his 100 mill shares and the company's and shareholders' shares are worthless...what can he sue for?
Calm down a little...there is nothing wrong with any of us trying to figure out what happened, so we can try to figure out why it happened and what may happen next.
The company stated that they had broken ties with him and hinted that he couldn't deliver what he had promised he could.
Of course crashing the stock would crash everyones stock. That's exactly my point. If his 100 mill shares and the company's and shareholders' shares are worthless...what can he sue for?
Calm down a little...there is nothing wrong with any of us trying to figure out what happened, so we can try to figure out why it happened and what may happen next.
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