"CLOSING IS NOT A SLAM DUNK IN A SNOW DRIFT"
No, there is a lot at stake, even in closing down an operation in bankruptcy or any kind of reorganization. They don't just wander off into the hills and call it a day.
There are liabilities and some scavenging based on contract agreements, business matters and press releases, the SEC, creditors and on and on and on and getting out of Dodge in one piece. It's not just a slam dunk hide out in a snow drift kind of deal that you simply can walk away from.
Then, if you have BK with reorganization through a new buyer you most likely will no longer have share holders. At least not the same ones. Remember Washington Mutual for example! In fact, for so little money, privatization would be the magic elixir for the new owners. What a deal!
But I suspect that optimism may be more in line with reality and that we will wake up this morning to a new day and with those visions of lollipops, sunshine and COPPER in our minds. We may eventually look back and fondly refer to this day as the first day of the MILFORD GREEN MIRACLE.
THAT WOULD CALL FOR THE SIXTH MONTH SHAREHOLDER MEETING AND P---Y RENDEZVOUS.............
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