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Gold/Mining/Energy : ATPG Shareholders -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: XoFruitCake who wrote (268)	9/1/2012 1:15:17 AM
From: silkscreen12	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3620

I believe you said that a poster is to be judged by the information or analysis he posts. I find your post to be devoid of interesting information or analysis. Would you like me to judge you by your own standards? I'm tempted, but I'll pass. Invest in Israel? Commit to a capex spend of 600-700-800 million dollars over a four-year period before a single Mcf of gas can be sold? I think not, not at this stage. I don't think their balance sheet could bear any more debt at this perilous time, but Mr. Bulmahn may have other ideas. You're not him, are you? I think it's pretty obvious what the first tranche of DIP financing is to be used for, and equally obvious what must be achieved to greenlight any further advances. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what path is envisaged if all goes according to management's dream and the DIP lender's satisfaction. You and Bill aren't geniuses so you're both in with a good chance of figuring it out for yourselves. I will leave you (permanently, since you're getting so much more out this interaction than I am) with this thought: your fanciful suggestion merely highlights the limits to the knowledge of opportunistic bankruptcy vultures, novices and experts alike. Oh, and be more careful about who are rude to in future. The offended party may decide to up sticks and leave you looking like a fool. Goodbye, Mr. Fruitcake.