Exactly Hcotton. I'd be the first to admit that it's possible Hilal could figure out a way to cut out the shareholders, but how is that in his best interests? Can you imagine the beating he would take in the Social Media and the likely lawsuits that would follow? We could challenge his ITAR Compliance with a letter writing campaign and many more things that would likely occur including articles in the news media.
But that's how I see this. To me, I've never seen a situation like this, where the CEO has been totally silent for seven years and as a result, the stock trades at zero. Yet, there is all this publically available information on the internet, that tells us we own a chunk of a very successful company that is deeply undervalued and may have far less shares outstanding than has been advertised.
But it's a waiting game for now for more information and who knows how long the wait will be? Hopefully, it won't be long, but I encourage everyone to read the DD that's out there and not be swayed by emotional arguments.
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