I would benefit, however, if some folks here speculated about certain real questions--
1. Gotcha and others say there seems to be a SP price floor--is there? Why? How?
2. Glenn is the last Director standing--what does that mean in Delaware law?
3. I was looking at my calendar and had a week blocked off for SH meeting. But I had to clear it. No 10-K, no notice to SHs, no SH meeting, right?
I'll take a stab at #1 and #3.
As it relates to #1, the reason there seems to be a share price floor in part is because I haven't yet unloaded my millions of shares. If I do, look out below!
As for #3, I highly doubt that there will be a shareholders meeting. Doesn't make sense to have one. There is the expense of having to rent a place. Plus, I'm sure Glenn has no desire to face any irate shareholders who bother to show up.
I have my own real questions.
- Does WSGI have a snowball's chance in h*ll of surviving?
- Why did WSGI agree to settle with DeCarlo and La Jolla if they didn't have the money?
I believe rattlewatch bought back in based on the settlement with La Jolla. I, myself, was surprised that they agreed to this settlement so far in advance of a trial date (Sept. 2015?). Why didn't they just drag this out and settle in September right before the trial began? It would have bought them some time. Sure, they may have had additional legal expenses, but now they owe La Jolla an extra $100,000 anyway. Also, it doesn't make any sense to me that they didn't at least pay in full DeCarlo or La Jolla. Why did they choose to default on both? Now they've still got two headaches to deal with.
- Where did all the money go? How much did they make on the sale of their DRNE stock? Why didn't they sell their TRKK stock if they were short on funds? And why weren't the shares in DRNE and TRKK distributed to individual shareholders like myself in the first place?
I don't know the answer to all these questions, but I'm fairly certain that gross mismanagement can explain most of this debacle.