Hi guysThe reason i said it was "no good' was based entirely on...

Hi guys
The reason i said it was "no good' was based entirely on market perception.
Here was a major shareholder gone belly up.
Now the market 'could' say.. "Thats what happens with reckless companies with poor management skills making reckless decisions and poor investments"

Offcourse INT didnt send them broke,but people with an axe to grind etc can and will always throw s#%! it dosent take much for some to stick.

I accept the points posted,in the meantime i still hold but watching very closely for a jump off point