RE: RE: LeDuke1You mention that "only the existing shareholders can buy the stock through the rights offering". This is not accurate. If I sell my rights to a new investor, that investor automatically receives my rights to buy the stock without commission, the same as I would have, if I had decided to keep those rights and buy more stock from the treasury. So, most likely the rights will trade for .005cents each. It would cost a new investor only .005cents/share to buy a load of new stock and save all of the commission. It depends on each person's own situation in terms of how this would or wouldn't benefit a new buyer. The stock, should be trading higher, nonetheless and in spite of Management's incompetence.