Share PriceFortunately I have no financial interest in STE, the new or the old. However, I have been following this circus for some time as an interested observer. One question that I have not seen asked, here or at Bill Cara's site, concerns the pricing of the new shares when they started trading on April 3. If they were issued at $5.50 and almost immediately shot up to the $24 level does that not indicate that the competence of the present board of directors and their advisors should be called into question? Shouldn't the company have been asking, and receiving, something in the order of at least $15.50 for the new shares as they were sold out of the company's treasury? If the market was willing to pay $24 then $15.50 would seem to be a realistic asking price for the company. Based on 27 million shares that would have meant putting $270 million into the company's treasury rather than into the hands of the new management and the others who paid $5.50. It seems analagous to selling one's house for $50,000 and then learning that the buyer resold it for $250,000 two days later.