RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Are we going anywhere with this much "troubled" company?The leverage for the extended family (I believe there are many of them) of going private albeit unrealistic (Martel would have to reduce inventory while maintaining the backlog; Demosky has to raise another $1B at least; shareholders would have to accept 85 cents?) is huge, perhaps as much as 50X compared to owning shares worth 40 cents.
Acuras1 wrote: You get the point:) - many A shares in the hands of a few. Regardless of this fact, it's good to see that some investors do see better values ahead ( not just common shares but also from the buyers of pref. shares and bonds). I've for years have pretty well considered Bombardier's common shares as call options on the company. Let see what the future brings, GLTA