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Yellow Media Inc T.YLO



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Comment by onerealityon Jun 21, 2012 8:24am
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RE: RE: Yet Another Comment on the Disposition of

RE: RE: Yet Another Comment on the Disposition of

Mark, there are no problems other than the ones the shareholders dream up on this message board in a futile attempt to deal yourself into an arrangement that  the law states does not concern you.

 

If revenues and earnings keep on the present course that we see, and what the company alluded to in their veiled press release, then a case for CCAA can be made after Q3. All this is just a waiting game right now. Why do you think they are so silent? What is holding their tongue on the fate of the A&B's? Is there a simple, logical and probable answer that would not only fit for that, but would also fit for everything else?

 

Under CCAA  the debtholders and the company forge a deal. End of story. Did you not read where the bondholders are laying the groundwork with the company as we speak? Do you know what a prepackaged deal is? Where do the shareholders end up in all this? Check the laws that apply to and the results of 100  CCAA cases for the answer because I am tired of repeating myself for eyes that refuse to see and ears that do not want to hear.. You do not want to hear me, you disregard what the law states and then you pretend this is all virgin ground with unknown possibilities instead of 'old hat' that has been done to death.

 

The company knows, the debtholders know and the market knows. Too bad a few on various message boards just can not figure it out....but that is really not our problem.

 

Have a great day.

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