RE:RE:RE:RE:large volume and crosseswdr2, any shareholder of record when a dividend is declared is entitled to participate. Think about your answer - Mitchell was a shareholder prior to the government decision to revoke leases. So he gets a dividend on those shares and not the ones he bought later? So you give that dividend to the prior owner of the shares that sold them to Mitchell? How do you figure out who that is? Why should someone that left this story get a benefit? I could give you another example, but I use this to show your complaint makes no sense.
What is fair is that people are making buy and sell decisions based on the risk the government will pay the amount submitted by AOS for compensation. I bought shares on the expectation that we would get $56 million. Now I am starting to wonder. Anybody with a cost base over $0.10 per share has to be worried. The board loaded up on $0.10 options. Any price over $0.10 per share benefits them. So what about the rest of us with ACB over $0.10?