very hard to join the dots with this one because in addition to "Hendersons" selling you also had "New City Investments" and "AGP" bailing
I really like EPG but when 3 of the top 4 shareholders are jumping ship it does raise eyebrows
The counter to this is that most funds are distressed and getting redemptions so these Insto's bailing aren't so much a reflection on EPG as they are the funds themselves
Also directors have continued to buy shares which in my opinion is positive as you wouldn't think that management would throw money at a sinking ship
Finally there is the issue of the $75M convertible note due for repayment late 2010, this is obviously cause for concern
Because of all these points I am un-decided as to what the future holds for EPG
EPG Price at posting:
13.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held