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Saturday, May 18, 2013 2:49:42 PM
In my opinion it is ASFX creditors that have the highest (albeit still low) chance of seeing financial satisfaction. They gave credit to ASFX who then saw its assets stolen from it and then went into bankruptcy in an attempt at relief from said debts while another very similar company (Brooklands) was launched using those assets with no financial burden on their cost.
The only satisfaction I see shareholders getting is the prosecution of those who are responsible for taking the assets of ASFX (paid for by shareholders) and not compensating ASFX for said assets.
This is the OTC market so anything can happen but I don't want to give any type of false hope to current investors or give any type of recommendation that ASFX is a good investment to anyone thinking of jumping in.
I believe the most interesting and telling information is yet to come out as complaints to the SEC should already have them investigating who has been accumulating ASFX shares and what relation they have to ASFX, Brooklands and the current lawsuit.
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