Replies to post #18207 on Decision Diagnostics Corp (DECN)

[scoop9]

"The management of DECN owes individual shareholders no presents for Christmas except for their continued hard work. Shareholders put up their money by buying their shares from selling shareholders."

SHAREholders,as in we have a share in all this, exchange liquidity for opportunity with Company management.

Once the opportunity dries up,they'll no longer provide liquidity.

The valuation for that opportunity is 25 cents/share.

Management should be grateful they have the ability to monetize their stock as easily as they have till now.

The return(historically & abysmally bad) management has given it's SHAREholders is not proportionate to the liquidity provided by their purchases.

So Mr. S,I don't think we need any lectures on management not owing shareholders something.

If anything,Maybe an apology,but not a lecture.


Scoop

[the_vibeguy]

1. you can cash out for a large sum if J&J fears your post litigation activities, even in J&J victory, and
2. J&J appears to always move to remove the "offending" product from the market



Thanks, Mr. S, for spending the time to research the past court cases that are relevant to the DECN litigation and sharing that with the iHub board. In your research, did you discover how exactly the settlements were paid? For example,

1. Did they wake up one morning and all of their stock had been converted to a different company's stock? (e.g. Each share of DECN exchanged for, maybe, 10 shares of EliLily?)

2. A large cash settlement is paid to DECN that helps the market believe that DECN is going to make it and a stock rally ensues?

3...?

Seriously, what do you think might happen?


OK, back to holding my breath..."eeep"