07-20-2016, 01:55 PM
Any yes vote is a vote to sell the company. Contrary to what you suggest the Board of Directors does not have the power to sell the company without a 2/3rd approval of shareholders.
You are trying as hard as you can to sell us a pig in a poke and it seems you might have made an small impact. Congrats. Here's some help: Anyone who wants to give the BOD the authority to sell our company at whatever the current superior price feel free to vote YES.
If on the other hand you want to exercise the control over the future sale of the company granted by Yukon law then vote NO and keep voting NO until you see an offer you believe to be adequate.
And, by the way, IOC didn't get 36 offers for IOC or parts thereof. They had contacts with 36 companies where the sale of parts or all of the company was addressed in some manner. We can judge for ourselves the advisability of sending out an email blast to welcome any and all offers to sell IOC assets into the market bottom.
I've never wished anyone good luck with their short positions and I'm not going to start now.
You are trying as hard as you can to sell us a pig in a poke and it seems you might have made an small impact. Congrats. Here's some help: Anyone who wants to give the BOD the authority to sell our company at whatever the current superior price feel free to vote YES.
If on the other hand you want to exercise the control over the future sale of the company granted by Yukon law then vote NO and keep voting NO until you see an offer you believe to be adequate.
And, by the way, IOC didn't get 36 offers for IOC or parts thereof. They had contacts with 36 companies where the sale of parts or all of the company was addressed in some manner. We can judge for ourselves the advisability of sending out an email blast to welcome any and all offers to sell IOC assets into the market bottom.
I've never wished anyone good luck with their short positions and I'm not going to start now.