SGH is a mess - what a disappointment, page-303

I'm still trying to work out who bought that 50+ million shares that changed hands last Thursday/Friday after that carefully worded, unsigned, announcement.

Anything that was traded went in a flash - with seemingly little regard for the possibility of the SP contining it's downward spiral.

Shorters? - might make sense.

And who's working at keeping the SP down every market-close.

If anything SGH seems to be quite up-beat about re-financing in it's media releases - like it's going to be almost a formality to work out a deal with lenders - even if cash-flow doesn't improve.

Possibly SGH has sold lenders on it having massive income in the future based on it's CAs.

Surely if SGH was in a price-sensivie crisis, right now, it would have to issue a statement.

At the risk of sounding like Krispy - strikes me all is not what it seems.

Anyone got any ideas.