My ray of hope is that Denner, though he might lack some knowledge that would be more helpful in growing the company, may have superior skills and contacts at putting together a buyout in the next year or two that can benefit all of us. I found it encouraging that he got rid of his hand-picked guy to run the company and turned it back over to people who have run Amarin for a decade or more. I haven't given up on him at all, especially since he's steering the ship right now. I'm sure a lot of people were critical of JT when he was running the company, since he was an accountant. Maybe an accountant was just what we needed then. Perhaps his slickest move, which eliminated the prospect of bankruptcy, came when he raised over a half billion dollars six months before Judge Du gave the company a near-fatal blow.
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