I hesitate to introduce this topic, once again for
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I hesitate to introduce this topic, once again for fear that it will send low information folks for cover or be misinterpreted as some admission of secret information. It is neither. Now. We know that AHS is the partner with deep pockets who paid the legal fees to date by Chad's own confirmation. We also know the current share structure. If HLNT wants to go private they have two options, as I see it. File BK and pay shareholders spit since they have no assets, or scare shareholders into dumping shares and decreasing value organically, buy back shares and then go private. Understanding they must announce share buyback as material, what would prevent them from doing so on the QT? They are not a reporting company, after all? What are the flaws in my reasoning?