No, who is reaping the reward of the large investments that supply most of the revenue and cash flow to the company is most important...
Who controls the company?...
I would be closed mouth and might even by back some shares on the cheap if I was smart enough to pull off the asset control...
ALRY had $330,000 of new working capital in March, 2008...Filings with SEC showed that rose from about $50,000 in the fall of 2007...About the same time they announced the Creek lease sale in Oklahoma for some added cash flow and/or expense reduction benefit...
I just don't think whoever controls the ALRY purse strings is hurting for anything with oil prices so high...That doesn't help the shareholder sentiment though...LJ
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