Lao5023,
Thanks.
Kidrin has big plans... last time he got ahead of himself and that is how we ended up with Hudson...trying to ready the ship, he moved forward thinking Markman was in sight which got pushed out by the MSJ which killed everything... but Kidrin did move quickly to repay Hudson and limit the damage.
Hudson did look better back then... they had still been doing some good. I believe VRNG recommended them. seekingalpha.com/article/1430611-hudson-bays-inflection-point-trading-system
This time around... I think Kidrin has the experience to get this done right. He wants (or at least wanted to) upgrade to a better exchange and get some financing done (properly).
I would expect he has been using this time getting things lined up with a successful Markman being the catalyst. I believe this was why he wanted to settle with Hudson quickly to allow another finance co to step in which Hudson was preventing. Kidrin has always been a good steward for the co. Keeping costs low and respecting shareholders.
I think we pop up to a min .65 on a successful Markman... we may even run to a $1.00+/share. One draw back may be 'over-committed' Longs lightening positions but Hot Money could take this up quickly just on momentum. The money at stake here and the low valuation make this very attractive. A successful Markman is the last 'big' hurdle for Kidrin's plans... after that is cleared... it's all Susman.
I would be shocked if after we ever see below .45/share again. Actually, I think Sub .55 would be rare but then... in life whenever we expect something... :)
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