Doesn't make sense. Strong departed and Tavistock converted to increase shareholding. I believe that was a put your money where your mouth is scenario. The issue is the implementation of the current strategy and the power struggle was the old way verses a new one.
New strategy won and now has a clear run at pushing on. If they are right then say goodbye to average returns and hello to a new SP paradigm.
Call me anything you want but just my opinion. I will leave the doom and gloom to Cparker.
Tavistock takeover or sell on Landline, page-12
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