Good point, but we are running out of bottom end right now and there is seriously no confidence in the company either. If Ken can prove to investors that his company is worth holding through the pain, then it might be OK. If Ken just comes out tomorrow and wants us to vote, well that would be a joke.
We need a whole bunch of transparency, some kind of timely follow through and a reason to hold either company before any vote is held. The conversion process was already a pain in the a$$, so to merge the companies could be just as much of a joke if not done the right way.
Whatever happens, I just hope it works out for all and we all come out ahead. I just don't want it to come down to winners and losers.
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