moving right along

I am not able to do the type of analysis that some posters are so i am having trouble understanding how, if only 2% Of Australian shareholders sold to WNI , they got 50% of the shares.Can anyone explain that to me ?That this matter is now, it would seem,legally acceptable , many people may need to reconsider the way they approach investments of this type. I have been suprised by the number of posters who were looking to have someone rescue them .In the absence of a cooperative 3rd party all shareholders need to reappraise there own strategy. I agree with those who would have the remaining private investors adopt a more resolute stance and not be pressured by their feeling of being let down by government agencies.WNI will not make any announcements that will make the price of the shares rocket yet as they need to buy up. At the end of the day the price each share will be sold for depends how tightly it is defended.