I doubt all the institutions are in favor of this deal Hession made for himself ,

Cohen bought in at $42.

Wells Fargo participated in the $75 offering .

That 66 percent is a big number for the approval .

Nasdaq states retail owns 40 plus percent of Interoil shares . How many of those investors like this deal . ??Who Wants a self serving CEO replaced ?? Who wants him sued for Breach so he can collect nothing ???

Seems fair he tries to nail us and we turn the tide and nail him .

Keep our current deal with Total and continue appraisal per contract . Or they can sweeten the deal ,

'jft310' pid='70438' datel Wrote:

I doubt all the institutions are in favor of this deal Hession made for himself ,

Cohen bought in at $42.

Wells Fargo participated in the $75 offering .

That 66 percent is a big number for the approval .

Nasdaq states retail owns 40 plus percent of Interoil shares . How many of those investors like this deal . ??Who Wants a self serving CEO replaced ?? Who wants him sued for Breach so he can collect nothing ???

Seems fair he tries to nail us and we turn the tide and nail him .

Keep our current deal with Total and continue appraisal per contract . Or they can sweeten the deal ,

Buy a share of any mutual fund that holds IOC and write a letter to the fund manager  saying why you oppose the deal and remind them of their fiduciary duyt to holders of the fund.