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From: | "G Stolwyk" <stolwyk@wave.co.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 28 Mar 2001 19:59:51 +1200 |
Thank you Ben!
The interview is a very " illuminating "
one!
A couple of hurdles to overcome:
1.Shares in escrow, some 337
mill.! The CEO says that " they will be expiring on June 20,
2001".
I take it he is referring to shares? If so,
then a RMG supporter may well do one of three things:
Hold on to his shares and hope for the
best.
Sell his shares and not buy
again.
Sell his shares now and buy later. He
would expect the share price to go down and come in at a very attractive
level.
The prospective investor: will he buy now, hold
off or never buy at all?
2. Cash
shortage?
In my post of March 17, 2001, I referred to
their current liabilities being twice their current assets and mentioned that
they could need more cash / place more shares.
A prominent writer has supported my argument in
this respect, today.
Summary.
Some RMG investors will need to make some painfull
decisions very shortly.
Gerry
( Don't hold RMG )
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