Hmm...
Krispy, IMO this post from you is has a remarkably pensive 'feel' about it.
My take - there's stuff going on, or more to the point, no stuff going on, than we'll ever know.
And it's very effective.
Strikes me SGH is playing a game of Sun Tzu against it's many adversaries - i.e. it's difficult having a war with something that you want to attack when it isn't fighting back so you can't work out where it's weakness is.
So, you hold back.
And it seems to be working for SGH - e.g. WTG and ACA and MB, from their recent message doesn't seem to be making any ground at all with SGH and all of them seem to be completely tossed as to how to proceed and relying on legal process for an edge.
SGH, for it's part, is doing - nothing.
Sounds like a plan to me.
Now, my take on all this is ...
I wish, in retrospect, I'd never got mixed up with SGH, but I am mixed up with SGH. A big mistake on my part.
I could have pulled out long ago, taken the hit and spent the rest of my life licking my wounds.
But, I've always believed that there's something about SGH going on that we'll never understand. SGH beats all reasonable logic and seems to have rules of it's own. All the experts in the world have no idea if SGH has a plan or, if it does, what it is.
SGH defies all known logic - with all the missiles that have hit over the last 2 years, it seems to be bullet-proof.
That's why I'm still 'in' - and almost of a mind to buy more.
Why?, I've no idea.
It doesn't make sense.
I'm inclined to think SGH knows what it's doing. Let's face it, few legal firms are as experienced in CAs as SGH. If it can bury the two trying to cause it grief right now, what kudos for the future.
So, patience.
And, if I'm wrong, the bears can do their 'told-you-so' dance.
Have fun
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