12-04-2008, 07:09 PM
I stand by my premise that distributing stock certificates will result in nothing much more than premature sales of the stock, driving the price down and decapitalizing the company. That should not be the point of trying to save the company.
As far as simply letting the company fail, the collateral damage is too severe to contemplate.
I have owned nothing but GM cars in the last ten years. They have been fine cars. I liked them much better than the Toyotas I owned before them. The Toyotas cost me money every time I turned around, it seemed. Exhaust, temperature control, body rust, cracked engine block, etc. etc. etc. Nothing but trouble.
As far as simply letting the company fail, the collateral damage is too severe to contemplate.
I have owned nothing but GM cars in the last ten years. They have been fine cars. I liked them much better than the Toyotas I owned before them. The Toyotas cost me money every time I turned around, it seemed. Exhaust, temperature control, body rust, cracked engine block, etc. etc. etc. Nothing but trouble.