The thing that frustrates me the most
is how WP holds all the cards and we are at their mercy regarding what they do next. By virtue of the fact that the outstanding shares (that we hold) are only a measly +/- 5% of the total fully diluted shares, gives us no voting power, so WP can do as they please going forward. Because of this scenario, the stock has been 100% manipulated and pushed/held down.
Still I maintain that the volume has been so low that it seems to indicate shares are being sold to stop further losses by some shareholders and who ever is purchasing those shares is in an excellent position no matter what the sale price of Talon would be.
The only hope I hold out for in a sale scenario is that Deitcher and Carlson want to make some money off of their stock options. If that's the case, then they will have to make sure the sale price of the company generates a SP above their average option price.
But as we all fully understand by now, the current retail SP would only be used as a measure if WP decided to sell the company on the cheap just to get out now...which is totally possible. In that scenario, Deitcher and Carlson's options would be worthless.
So, why did Deitcher and Carlson get options if they will never realize a profit from them? Do they have a say in it???
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