DOT BOMB era. Interestingly there is a growing threat of prolonged recession right now so you may see more R/S's as the US economy tanks hard. They are not made from a position of strength rather "normally" weakness. The upside is they weed out the small holders something I think IDTA must have a lot of after years of relatively weak volume. The advantage is the stock can maintain it's present listing by shoring up the share price keeping it's listing requirements fulfilled maintaining it's market status.
As is becoming the compromising norm, you have taken my statements totally out of context. You need a massively GOOD PR to take the R/S through successfully, something Yaacov claims he has. YOU be the judge! Historically it is not a good long term solution that I have seen, but short term it can be used so investors can bail out advantageously. Generally the period three months after the R/S is the best window of opportunity. The R/S is useful to the investor as a form of liquidation but unless the company has some follow up VERY good news to carry market interest; rare is the day an R/S is good for the company long term.
Take a look at JDS Uniphase for an example of a successful R/S.
I don't have any use for your constant contankerous rhetoric Orangeman. Your pejorative posts are a bloody bore truth be known, not to mention berating. Surprising at it may seem, I am not responsible for YOUR DD, deal with it! In future, consider offering some useful contributions to the discussion please, it would be much appreciated.
Let's make some CRYSTAL clear here: I am no more Yaacov's cheerleader/pumper at IDTA, than you are the world's sage on investing.
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