The warnings were actually apparent well before AMEX delisting, which was when action was prudent. At this point there is nothing stuckholders can do - especially with revoked shares, likely to never trade. Just wait and watch - as the award is appropriated bit-by-bit by Fung's savior buddies, White Hat Tenor. Interesting how the company set the stage as to who was good and evil. Who is to say that the Black Hat Bondies would have been any worse for Commons? At least they were forthright. Lucky Neubold saw through those evil Bondie plans. And, so, here we are.

I'm surprised those who pumped to buy more, when this went grey, have any clear conscience. They've disappeared from this board. Expecting anything else, except what history has shown in previous delisted-grey-CCAA/Chapt13 gotta-get-a-loan-to-stay-alive companys, was just hope. This is just another occurrance of history being repeated by, "good guy," insiders moving in and taking commons' possible rewards. Same 'ol, Same ol'. Insiders and Management take care of themselves. Always do.