RE: haaahhhSofty, I agree with you 100%, this smells. But I think it would have smelled a lot better last year if natural gas had been over $9.
I believe that the merger timeline has been manipulated, until gas prices were high enough. Now with high natural gas prices there will be more interest in CGC when it goes public, garner a higher initial price, making it a lot easier for CGC to borrow. Plus make some money for the shareholders, (especially those who where told not to buy till the pp comes out at .04 to .07 the beginning of 2008).
CGC's asset value has grown more than 30% over the last 4 months. I'm buying all I can afford at these prices, because soon the 'fat cat insiders' are going to be full and ready to make their millions.
But this has to be done quickly now, before gas drops in the shoulder season, or an American recession scares all of the 'mad money' out of the market.
The iron's hot!
sonoutlaw