You keep referring to Papas as if he is the second coming. If he was so damn smart, he would never have invested in this limited upside company. Secondly, Sam is a competitor. I would never underestimate his ability to retain control over this organization.
Sam is going to need more money, but I believe he will find it. The boys will throw in some money, accelerate their ownership percentage, and set themselves up for the big score. I don't know how or when that happens, but I believe there is an exit strategy that will make them a very healthy return. How they find a way to keep that from the average retail investor will be the fun part. Perhaps the percentage of retail ownership will be so low by that time that it won't matter.
Rest assured that the current situation will play into management's hand. It just accelerates the process a bit and forces them to pony up some cash they were not figuring on spending. But they will get it all back with interest. Though this be madness, there be method to it.
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