RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WGL claimIt was so easy to knew at the beginning if they were able or not , now they damage share holders value, bunch of clueless with great assets
newcoin wrote: The transaction was huge and moves along. It would be next to impossible to stop right at the end because you changed your mind. Once it got going it was going. To back out at last minute would have been a disaster causing many lawsuits.
EagleShine wrote: Because they were idiot clueless specialy CFO & bunch of monkey's of BoD ((bassic simple maht)) ,they were lair's big time too
Sadie222 wrote: Someone needs to pull the trigger to close the deal, and that would be after all the approvals and other conditions were met. They clearly did not do a final review before signing. The market conditions were known at that time, the need for capital was known, and the difficulty in raising it was known - at least by some. There would be costs involved, but look where we are now and will be on the anniversary of the final close. SP is half what it should have been.
newcoin wrote: I think the deal is that they believed it at the time. But, the acquisition took so long to close and the market changed quickly. Once it did close, ALA found itself in a different world.