RE:Rights OfferingI'm not sure how many shares are controlled by the insiders as it has got to be close to 2/3 or more. You have to be "buying on the dip" as the rights are given to existing shareholders so there is really no change in value. What the rights be trading for when they are listed separately will be interesting. Of course I prefer companies that can throw off their excess cash rather than consume mine buy we can't win them all.