No, when the situation deteriorates to where you want legal action against a company you own, you might as well give it up, nothing good can come from it. As for wanting to know what's going on, well of course everyone wants to know, and the company knows everyone wants to know, but they've chosen to handle it the way they announced in the recent PR and that's their perogative. Now if you want to play private detective and find out as much as possible about the company without interaction with the company itself, that's another story. Not an easy thing to do tho. Personally I think the company's current stance wouldn't be as hard-lined if they hadn't been hounded from every angle by so many shareholders demanding answers to exhaustive lists of questions, making calls, threats etc. In other words there's been a lack of diplomacy on both sides. I'm trying to give the company the benefit of the doubt here because I'm long too and this point choose not to sell at basement prices.
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