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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5516500" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Professional investors, the MBA's, family trusts, private equity firms, the kind of people they want would first do a thorough evaluation of the offering and being who they are they would immediately see the systemic shortcomings and the risks they create along with the fact that the highest margins and asset appreciation went away several years ago. While the stock has made some gains as was pointed out earlier a company's stock price is a poor measurement of it's health given today's quick hit trading environment. Especially one that is a poor a setup to begin with and one that cannot be cheaply and easily streamlined. </p><p></p><p>Ground contractors who remain will simply have to try and tough it out in the hope that the market will swing back in their favor. Should it do so which isn't likely they should remember that second chances don't come around often.</p><p></p><p>What is so amazing is the speed by which a venture could go from a lucrative and highly coveted one to one you can't even give it away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5516500, member: 58386"] Professional investors, the MBA's, family trusts, private equity firms, the kind of people they want would first do a thorough evaluation of the offering and being who they are they would immediately see the systemic shortcomings and the risks they create along with the fact that the highest margins and asset appreciation went away several years ago. While the stock has made some gains as was pointed out earlier a company's stock price is a poor measurement of it's health given today's quick hit trading environment. Especially one that is a poor a setup to begin with and one that cannot be cheaply and easily streamlined. Ground contractors who remain will simply have to try and tough it out in the hope that the market will swing back in their favor. Should it do so which isn't likely they should remember that second chances don't come around often. What is so amazing is the speed by which a venture could go from a lucrative and highly coveted one to one you can't even give it away. [/QUOTE]
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