congratulations, page-9

I have watched this forum for weeks and I am astonished how the remaining IBR shareholders have no grasp of the real world (bring on the juvenile abuse) .

It is best for them to sit back, consider corporate legislation and take a reality check. They: a) have no control, b) will have no efficient market for their shares and c) will be very frustrated when TMR legally uses their subsidiary, IBR, to make good dollars for the shareholders of TMR (including ex-IBR shareholders) and IBR shareholders. The lack of control, liquidity and no potential for dividends will have a detrimental impact on the value of the outstanding IBR shares.

Chihuahuas, stop the barking, use your 15 minutes of fame, ask Hergarty or Borshoff what the odds are of your minority will ever be worth a premium, call HC and agree a deal which aligns all interests.