Very true ffxssj . Also something to think about , before the...

Very true ffxssj .
Also something to think about , before the deal was struck between Mark Fisher and Matt Walker , the company was still Mark Fishers .
So when Mark fisher agreed to the terms of the deal, it was not because he was thinking of shareholders interests , but simply for himself to get the best deal possible for what he valued his company to be , and by listing would give more leverage to move forward and create that value .
It was Matt walkers job to make the best deal possible for the shareholders who just so happens to own 100 million shares and also options .