civil action???, page-4

The other thing is if they wanted to drop the price releasing weak results they should have released some of the earlier holes earlier assuming they could and let it drift down with perceived governance intact.

At the moment, the stock has a stench that cannot be cleansed due to perceived behaviour and conduct of some. Any hope of returns could only be realised if assets of future worth are transfered to another investment vehicle IMO. At the moment current shareholders are supporting more of the same and more of the same is unsustainable.

This is why a legal approach could be the best option for some if not most.

Either way, it is highly risky for current shareholders where the forms of value can transfer relatively quickly.