Chester Cox

BizzaBoy: Here what is bothering me. If I seek advise on something, I am making sure that the one I am taking advise from understands the issues I want to have advise about. In engineering, I'd ask a seasoned individual. In finance, I'd ask somebody who has been around the block once or twice. However taking advise from a firm that suddenly disappears does seem to be a very odd choice to me, irregardless of how much money did change hands.

Having waded throu the documentation that has been provided it also seemed odd to me the Olympus complied with the request to buy back the preferred stock. I am not quite certain about the timeline, but my understanding is that at the point of the buyback the assets of Gyrus had been reorganized within Olypmus, leaving only a financial shell. Hence the argument given that the "veto-power" would have presented a problem is rather insubstantial.