That's exactly what I was thinking. FUD planters base all of their viewpoints on the assumption that the company is secretly out to "get" us.
The truth is, any public company could screw their common shareholders if they really wanted to. When the shares and agreements are structured as they are here, those paranoid observations don't work. Krusecom would be cutting their own throat.
The options available to them, if and when they are executed, would be done only to achieve even bigger long term goals (up-listing, etc.) How they act will depend on the developments between now and Jan. 1. Holding now is a no-brainer.
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