Dear Mr./Ms. Blncdvw1I'm becoming curious about your motivation in posting to this board. We all have our motivations. I am an investor, retired, appreciated the dividends when they paid them, lost a lot of money so far, but would like the stock price to go up a bit and resume the dividend. And I'm a bit angry with the promoters and prior management. There are a few of us out there.
1) You joined Stockhouse Nov 11, 2009 which is the day NHC published their financial statements.
2) You have made 6 posts in total, all of them to the NHC board. Your posts are wildly successful. Most are rated 4. You now have a reputation of 2. Some people work years to get there. You did it in a week. You are on a roll. I'm impressed.
3) You are located in the US but only post to one tiny Canadian company which is not traded on a US exchange. Why pick this one?
4) If I can summarize your posts, you are saying NHC has almost no cash and no likelihood of getting any. Can't afford to pay a dividend. So if you were thinking of investing in NHC, I assume you have now concluded to give it a pass. So why keep pounding away at it?
5) If you are not an investor and in fact work for Kramer, then I would think Kramer would want to get the stock price up, not depress it. This would get him a higher buyout price coming out of arbitration.
6) If you work for a third party firm which has had access to the NHC data room and is interested in ultimately making an offer to buy the company, that would make more sense. You would want to keep the price down for when everything is resolved. But you have to be careful not to violate confidentiality agreements. And you can't trade the stock because you would be an insider. Although, because you are located in the US, you would be judgement-proof from Canadian securities commissions.
Just curious.