I know you are shutting things off there Lameir, but one more thing I thought of is the relationship between the share price and the ability of institutions to lend stock to shorters to drive the price down. Does anyone know? I am aware that not all stocks can be shorted on the market, so I guess the basic question is, does a low share price prevent a company from being shorted? if so, that is one excellent reason not to consolidate.
I know you are shutting things off there Lameir, but one more...
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