Post by
Dragonflyinvest on Sep 02, 2024 1:36pm
Sumpkin' stinks in Mason.
It came to me some time ago that laws were written to employ as many lawyers as possible. Ol’ Ben’s warning comes down through the centuries, that “a countryman between two lawyers is like a fish between two cats.” Anyone who thinks they can predict the result of litigation is a fool onto himself.
I got thinkin’, but probably more wonderin’ than anything else, why would a major come in and buy PH and leave nickel stock LEO in someone else’s hands? I wouldn’t. And why is Dir. Tony Alford buying up all the stock?
While you all are distilling the legalese, does the biggest story in the district unnoticed?
Comment by
Dragonflyinvest on Sep 02, 2024 2:22pm
Okay, So? What does Alford's stock buying suggest? What you posted is what we know. I want to know what is going on under the radar. Should we buy a few LEO just for fun? Rhetorically saying that is. Wouldn't it make sense to sew up an agreement to acquire LEO before determining a bid? I’ve got a lot more questions than answers myself.
Comment by
nofluff on Sep 02, 2024 3:13pm
Sure does stink. That announcement is a half decade old. Nf