RE:RE:RE:The Motley FoolThe most attractive aspect of roll backs is that management continues to be exposed to 10% of share capitalization in the form of options. Only bagholders are impacted by roll backs.
Dreaminthedream wrote: dhcr985. I agree with you. PLS is a good deposit but no one wants it because NO ONE needs it.
When the glut disappears (and that may be a long time out because of the set back in Japan today), production that has been put on idle can restart and meet increasing demand. New developement is not needed.
FCU will be out of cash soon. An amalgamation might be in the works but more likely we will see a share consolidation perhaps 3:1. FCU shareholders will get the shaft in that transaction. We all know that share consolidations rarely make a winning game.
The market knows that FCU is a risky stock. Pumpers do not. Pumpers give the impression that FCU is going to explode like bitcoin.