Posted On: 11/21/2015 7:35:45 AM
Post# of 96892
Since we are all speculating about everything right now...
What is the cleanest way for the largest shareholder of NTGL to raise a significant amount of money that would allow them to have enough cash to retire NTEK debt (and forestall a future issuance of shares that that debt could have been converted into? hence the phrase convertible debt?)???????????????
Sell the entire NTGL company to an experienced gaming organization at a significant markup that properly values NTGL's intelligent interactive gambling software.
I also don't believe NTEK would trash its shareholder relationships this close to winning - so I think the February 2015 deal will be respected.
Maybe this is why they haven't pressed the audit issue?
What is the cleanest way for the largest shareholder of NTGL to raise a significant amount of money that would allow them to have enough cash to retire NTEK debt (and forestall a future issuance of shares that that debt could have been converted into? hence the phrase convertible debt?)???????????????
Sell the entire NTGL company to an experienced gaming organization at a significant markup that properly values NTGL's intelligent interactive gambling software.
I also don't believe NTEK would trash its shareholder relationships this close to winning - so I think the February 2015 deal will be respected.
Maybe this is why they haven't pressed the audit issue?
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