Unasked questions no one wants to ask or find the answer to ...
Again ...
But this time just cut/paste.
Because I've said it so many (many) times in so many (many) different ways:
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"But there are things no one asked or is asking about:
Are all those involved on the HP side of this absurd fiasco really stupid DHs?
The list is quite long and I won't type it again but they are all bigshot CxOs, lawyers, bankers and accountants.
The accountants got off with a slap on their ink stained shirt cuffs and the rest are all still working as if nothing had happened.
And Mike Lynch ...
What is the guy, the Pied Piper of Idiotic Acquisitions? A master hipnotist? 8^D
I read somewhere (cannot recall where/when) that a small group of HP shareholders filed a suit and were happy to shut their trap for what ended up being small change.
Small change because they were probably few and small shareholders which were offered 2X their holdings to desist and go home.
But the value of their holdings can only account for a very small drop of crap in the shitload of cash that was sent down the toilet via the absurd 80% writedown.
For a long time I thought that HP had been in the hands of idiots but as time went by and the more I thought of it, the more it started to make less and less sense.
How can it be that in a country (like the US) where you can practically sue a dog for barking at you, this did not bring about the fall of HP and multi-million class action lawsuits everywhere?
It is often said that to find the cuprits you have to follow the money or the broad ...
Right.
Let's follow the money:
Who did all the cash blown away actually belong to?
ie: who were the parties that apparently lost the most money in this charade?
And while we're here ...
Just where is all the moohlah?
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Get the right answers to all that and the whole thing just blows away, with Mike back in Blighty faster than you can say aich-pee.
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
