RE:I have said beforeSoul, humor is good and your post is an instant classic! Stark, I dont think some are questioning the demise of Cgx the corporate entity. It's the Cgx common shareholder that's in question. Companies reverse split (like Cgx did), emerge from bankruptcy (sometimes more than once), issue tons of new shares, issue convertible debt securities etc etc and companies survive. Citing Cgx's ability to survive for 20+ years is probably not a great success case study for a business school MBA. How has Cgx performed for its shareholders over the last 20+ years is the better question. If you invested $1,000 in Cgx in 1998, how much is it worth today? All imo.