and when is the last time you have been to a library?
plus regardless that you haven't read it the company is far from bankrubt when you take in all the entities but but the ROI is twenty plus years and growing and that is the problem with public companies in general and that is why they are set up the way they are to protect all who invest in them. The capex requirement are huge or they wouldn't be here if banks had such a sense of humor about what they are doing.
Insiders buy high take advantage of loop holes were they don't get shelved a perk you could say along with fractional shares from dumping millions and millions of shares onto the market.
When your broker starts to tell you no to buy after the first thousand you pick up or tells you to sell after your now holding millions of shares take notice they are trying to tell you something that they know but don't really want to explain for some reason to you.
Many a investor will find an investor close to 65 years old and strike a deal to buy shares for that person giving them selves a 4 to 5 % of the take cause they only have to wait five years but you got to pick the ones with the slowing capex expenditure and that can be tough to find.
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