Pop, I've read your take on the warrant canceling yesterday. You suggest the remaining 500 warrants are worth more to YA now and hinted at a looming R/S. Laura used the term "forgive" in her statement, but you seemed to have a problem with that. You wrote the reason for the whole operation was that YA considers a shareprice of .15 unrealistic and that's why they made the change. Isn't there the possibility Neomedia convinced YA to make the change so Neomedia can AVOID the R/S?
I consider the debt restructuring and the "forgiving" of the warrants a definite sign, but I'm not sure for what. I have neither the corporate experience nor sufficient knowledge of financial instruments to derive a clear judgement on the state of play. I'd be glad to hear your ideas on possible implications (and not just the bleakest one:)) TIA
(PS: I certainly agree with "YA didn't sprout angel wings")
“Maidens like moths, are ever caught by glare, And Mammon wins his way where seraphs might despair” - Byron