max,
Try to get your facts right. Cendant was due to outright fraud by senior management, not clueless and inept investors. Your buddies Pluvia/Milberg Weiss did nothing to warn people, so don't try to give them any credit.
All Pluvia has done is front-run some bush-league allegations from a dubious, defaming law firm, adding zero value of his own. In fact, he made them sound much worse then they turned out to be, even if true, which appears unlikely. He refuses to answer the simple question, what is his relationship to Milberg Weiss? We already know that months ago he was publicly soliciting investors to sue SBTK, they gave him a copy of their amended filing in advance (Kramer Levin will find out if that violated any laws) and he has never denied being paid by them. Why haven't the auditors resigned like he promised? Where is the trading halt he said was imminent?
I have never mentioned anything about Pluvia and his fight with Westergard, contrary to your post. I couldn't care less about it. Just because he may have been right with some crappy penny stocks doesn't mean he has a clue about SBTK, a legitimate Nasdaq-NMS company audited by a major accounting firm.
Also, in case you didn't realize it, your owning puts is the equivalent of being short. Just like my owning some calls means I am long. Duh!
Lastly, I have followed SBTK since before they were public, and understand their technology and like it. Allowing chronically ill patients to spend more time at home with loved ones instead of in a hospital is good for the patients (and good for the insurance companies too). The concept of a "virtual hospital room" is a good one, and SBTK is putting together the pieces to make it happen.
I have made up my own mind about SBTK and placed my bets. I suggest you use your own mind and not rely on Milberg Weiss/Pluvia to make investment decisions for you.
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