RE: RE: RE: tulip bulbs The shareholders will be getting back money.
It is quite possible, after all costs, to have 12$MM remaining to be split among shareholders. It could be more than that. The trustee will have to hire an advisor familiar with the industry. Of course that are going to look at the patent portfolio and if the current bid is not accepted then the company will be split into parts and sold.
The trustee is looking after the interest of all levels of creditors including shareholders. He is going to extract the best possible deal.
This is going to happen quicker that you can imagine as the value of Poynt will depreciate over time.
I will lowball the recovery for shareholders at around 0.06$ per unit. Another poster had a 0.10$ expectation and that is possible also.
Truly and sincerely I wish all Poynt stakeholders the best. This is a tiny blip and the lessons learned here is priceless. What is the lesson? Learning how to discern BS for a CEO. This will serve everyone in good stead.