Actually, breaking up INPR may well be an excellent solution both for the shareholders as well as the employees alike. Essentially It makes it easier to find respective buyers interested in different parts of INPR, and employees should be glad to work for a better company with "real" stock options.
We all know three sure things: first, this shameful BOM (morons) is staying; second, there is no hope for us as long as this shameful BOM remains in power; and third, Fuller is operating far, far beyond his level of competence.
I also know two things which absolutely nobody would disagree: first, anyone who would merge INPR with Corel at 0.747 with no collar and with Cowpland in charge, knows nothing about the computer industry; and second, anyone who still says the merger was a good idea is in an intellectual void.
On a positive note for the weekend, I have been somewhat optimistic that Coates, perhaps with the support of other institutional holders, will start the final conflict on INPR shortly. Equally, on a negative note for the weekend, Fuller/BOM have told the world that INPR is worth just $15 bucks equivalent (not $15 real bucks, but $15 bucks "equivalent") of Corel toilet papers! |
