What you tell me sounds very good and has logic in itself. What bothers me is that HPTG was a public traded company before the merger R. Slotkin was the CEO of the old and the newly merged compagny wasn't he obligated to have the books checked by an independant accountant and before the merger took place?
If the company was worth $27M the O/S 367M = 27/367= $0.074 pps fair value jet the stockprice has never even come near that level so perhaps Slotkin knows something just as well or would have been completely incompetent of which I don't believe to be the case.
Doesn't the government of the USA offer the shareholders of publicly traded companies any protection by means of legislation?
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