That's the risk we decide to take or not take here with AFFI. I just think that especially after reading through the 46 pages of the “List of Equity Security Holders” within that docket, I was impressed with the amount of Institutions invested into AFFI with some very solid positions... some of them had share positions in the millions.
The document was an old document filed 08/19/08. There was no dumping of shares because a company can't change the share structure while going through Bankruptcy. The Q just left so I doubt if any kind of organization to sell shares have transpired this quickly. I personally don’t claim to be the expert in reading through court dockets. Maybe still I have missed something. If you like, go to the Pacer link below to register and sign-up to research the info yourself: http://www.pacer.gov/ https://pacer.login.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/login.pl
AFFI use to trade on the NASDAQ with plenty of Institutional support. Institutions generally do due diligence (DD) much better than you, I, or anyone here within the forum. So for so many Institutions to have seen something in AFFI to take the positions they did before the ”Q” was there, maybe it is worth more than what us “Un-Institutional investors” can see right now since now the ”Q” is gone. For me, while you see the glass half empty with the "Q" coming off, I see the glass half full as still, I have no idea where AFFI could heading (good or bad), but I like the risk. I see our differences in thoughts as the variety for being the spice of life.
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