TRCPA...I would agree with you're scenario if Cal and company PAID for those shares from their own bank accounts and not from ours.
It's kind of like when you go to a casino and win big early, you get a bit more risky when you're betting with the houses' money.
It's a win/win situation for Cal, if he gets FASC some marketability and the PPS rise he wins, and if FASC languishes at these current levels, he'll just issue himself some more of OUR shares to pay himself quite handsomely I might add. Either way Cal NEVER loses anything.
As for a buy back of shares, we have a better chance of seeing FASC on the NYSE then seeing that ever happen....IMO
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