Now that you mention it, I do see some similarities b/w both management teams. The two companies are completely different, however. Both are quite volatile. I love their stories and I think they'll have tremendous successes.
Scott is trying really hard to turn NWAU into a powerful growth story. They are making a lot of great decisions and building a strong business model. Maybe with this particular business strategy (the merger), they just weren't completely educated on the process. It can be quite complicated and time consuming. Everything will work out soon, but there's bound to be a few kinks in the hose every now and again. I am confident in this company and feel as though they will do everything in their power to maximize shareholder value.
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