Bear Stearns: Why It's Safe to Bet Against Joe Lewis [View article]
BSC just announced their preferred shareholders dividends, in this transition period, BSC management is using up whatever cash they have on hand, so that when the time comes, $2 deal becomes a good deal when BSC has no more cash on hand (WHAT A PLOT!). It will mean only one thing, when BSC structured this deal, they still have ample of cash (to pay for preferred shareholders). I just wonder if it can be considered defrauding the common shareholders. Well the shareholders of BSC will find out from their attorney.
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BSC just announced their preferred shareholders dividends, in this transition period, BSC management is using up whatever cash they have on hand, so that when the time comes, $2 deal becomes a good deal when BSC has no more cash on hand (WHAT A PLOT!). It will mean only one thing, when BSC structured this deal, they still have ample of cash (to pay for preferred shareholders). I just wonder if it can be considered defrauding the common shareholders. Well the shareholders of BSC will find out from their attorney.
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