You can't sell off assets without the debts that accompany those as well. Since the OIL side never made a penny in there 30 years and the debts were very high, how do they get $5.5 Million for them?
They don't, that's how.
This deal will fall apart just like the last two deals Gordon has announced.
Hey Kali, the problem is that when you lift the curtain on this PR, and its not hard to do, you see that Bayside is doing business with a fraudulent shell. This looks very bad for Bayside and share holders. I guess I could just go knock on the door below and ask if I can read their financial statements in the kitchen over some tea. I wonder if they even have a Xerox machine there so that they can print out the $5 million in preferred shares.