RE:Mittleman Bros. (could call them 'smart money')...Mittleman is not the shareholders friend here. They want to control the capital resources of AIM post AC. The market (and that includes the smart people with a lot of fund $ to play with) have shown no enthusiasm for AIM over the last 2 days - in other words no trust in the future value of the stock. The way to maximize the shares you now own is for AIM to be disolved otherwise you may be getting the 3.4% return that Mittleman squeezed out last year or the abominable 1.4% average for the last 5 years.