RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Finally a solid up day!I'm not suggesting that the recent deals haven't been good ones because they obviously have been. There is some new blood in the company and some added shareholder pressure has prompted the organization to make some moves that were long overdue.
I am referring to the "last decade" where compensation levels for senior officers were totally out of sync with share prices and the ability to monetize assets and thus avoid any cash shortfalls. This was certainly not a well run company and the market knew this.
What I am saying is that the drive towards a much better balance sheet should continue and if that attracts a decent offer then it might be a good exit point for investors.
I am not the first poster to suggest this. There were a number of similar opinions on this board a few years ago but these people seem to have disappeared and simply thrown in the towel.