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Politics : RAMTRONIAN's Cache Inn

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To: jimtracker1 who wrote (13185)5/4/2007 11:47:33 AM
From: NightOwl  Read Replies (1) of 14464
 
Well JT, my answers would be:
1(a) They don't want you to read it; or
1(b) They don't want you to understand it; or
1(c) They don't care whether you read or understand it but want to make damn sure it will be tough for you to sue them for not telling you exactly how badly you are being screwed; and

2(a) They can sell it by paying off the secured debt; or
2(b) They can sell it by obtaining the consent of the secured creditors w/o paying off the secured debt; or
2(c) They can sell it and defend the foreclosure action brought by the secured creditors.

Of course if I have to limit myself to one answer for each question I guess I'll go with 1(c) and 2(a). My only question is why bother talking to the BoD when you can vote them out and be done with it?

I intend to vote no over 38000 times on all of them... external and internal... until they get the message. Frankly any shareholder who'd do otherwise has to be looking for profit on something other than earnings/equity growth.

But heck, if folks want to ream them out while voting no... it won't ruffle my feathers.
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