Post by
mo1975 on Mar 25, 2013 1:56am
one day to go
well there you have it .... yes tris i may have a thick head..but facts are facts.... some of those facts you should have read from the arrangement plans that the proponent of a merger put forward.... avf should have 64million in debt.. not 80 as you suggested..... you suggest that because of the sale of er avf will no longer make dividends well last i looked they has been two dividends declared and one paid since er was sold.....you are right though if avf remains in a limbo they will not be able to grow.... however the thruth of the matter is that until this deal is in or out... avf cannot do anything.... it already is a shadowing picture and it would be most innapropriate for avf to announce what they will do if the merger does not go through while they are still pushing for a yes vote... so do not expect to find out any other deals that maybe in the works until this one is deafeated... you can be sure that my future investments will shy away from any companies that list one of those names on their board, management or consultant .. there are so many other opportunities that have a lot more transparancy than this one.....
Comment by
Kherson on Mar 25, 2013 8:09am
Trismigistus, I no longer know what to think about your posts. I would strongly suggest that you may now be skating on thin ice and should be more careful with what you post. Having said that, I still think that voting no to this merger is best for the future of us Avenex shareholders... Kherson
Comment by
trismigistus on Mar 25, 2013 8:15am
I would love to here an explanation as to how it is, or what it is I said that has you thinking I am skating on thin ice? I have said absolutely nothing that can not be backed up with documented facts, agreed with by the consensus opinion of other shareholders, or in the case of my suspicion supported by very stong documented circumstantial evidence.