I understand what you're saying ...
... and we all hope it works out for our benefit.
re: "all I,m trying to say if patents has value then everyone could have bread/butter"
One of the points in my post (just one, there were several others) merely addresses the reality of the situation ... YA owns NEOM via all NEOM assets having been pledged as collateral on various financings .... some of which we may well be in default on. (sorry for the dangling participle). It's all in the SEC filings.
"could have" is a very nice sentiment and hope. But YA doesn't have to allow anyone else to have any bread. They could make us very mad and those same SEC filings could very well keep our anger (read: litigation) from giving YA cause for any concern.
Here's hoping the YA guys turn out to be nice fellows. Or that they at least see a quantifiable benefit in remaining public so some future exuberance by common shareholders/traders will give them the opportunity to sell shares at higher prices , reflecting a higher market cap. , than they could realize in any sort of auction or sale.
jonesie
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