I should also mention that if the company go public again to sell its tax debt. It can’t sell its previous tax loss. If the company decides to go dorment the assets will be sold and chances are after the sale of the tax credit at today’s low, low open market value because of the abundance of it available that the administration costs will exceed the recovery value of the tax credit available to the investor. There is a statue of limitations on whether it can be sold or not. I don’t want to get into that here today.
The way it looks now it’s very slim anything can be recovered for the public shareholder and the common shareholders we all no very well they will receive nothing.
thurday two weeks is the answer....there is a reason fot the seal...if i say why i will be turned over with my choice of words...lets say company put companies into NET ACTIVITY AND ACTION BUY AFTER SALE... THE SHARES WELL LONGS KNOW WHAT THEY KNOW OR WANT TO BELEIVE SHORTS SEE WHAT THEU BELEIVE AND KNOW...ONE OF TWO PEICES MENTIONED BUT NO ONE TALKS ABOUT AND BY THURSDAY THE 11TH OF NEXT MONTH YOU WILL SEE THIS PART UNRAVEL I WONT SAY WHOSE GOOD I DONT WANT ANY SQUABBLING