Business as Usual
We know because we stay in touch with Investor Relations (which it seems, only Mr Karpov and I do). On top of that, I have been known to call Doug myself. That keeps us on course and on target. It also reduces the fear that leads to the wild imaginings that might plague you if left to your own devices.
We also know because we use the web to keep abreast of what's going on in the markets that Vendtek is in. DIY investing is hard work, but it's critical to stay emotionally solid in a situation like this.
There's going to be a mad scramble when the stock opens, and lots of fear mongering to try to drive out the folks who haven't done their homework. (signs of it already here, methinks). However, there are big buyers waiting in the wings with huge deep pockets and solid knowledge of where the business is going. And the majority of shares are held by people who are directly connected to the company in some way.
Some little guys will have to sell, they need the cash, it's that simple. How you act when the stock opens really depends upon whether you are more interested in punishing the company for bad behaviour (short term negative thinking) or growing your investment over the long haul (long term positive thinking.)
G7