RE: RE: RE: RE: question The debenture holders are obviously not as convinced as you are. Otherwise they would have opted to convert their holdings into nog shares at 10 cents apiece. Share price will also rise from the current miserable 2 cents, which implies a bk scenario. Like I said, I hope you are right nog will rise from the dead. As n/g price stands at 4+, it should turn around and thrive, but it should doesn't mean it would. Even in the best market, there are people who can still drive their companies to the ground.