Red flags = problems

So what are the possible solutions?

Let's just say that if PTSC were to introduce a new CEO at the shareholder meeting; if Henneman is to speak on the topic of the 336 (ownership or news of the reexamination); if Baroni's report and recommendations are to be revealed at the meeting; then wouldn't there have to be a public announcement and/or SEC filing to prior to this news being made available at the meeting?

If there are requirements to make public this type of news and it doesn't happen before the meeting, then I guess it is safe to assume that the meeting will be boring at best. Corrections welcome.

If there are no announcments prior to the meeting, then I ask again, what are the solutions to the current problems as stated by Wolf in his red flag posting? Will everyone be ready to hire an attorney to advise shareholders of the best course of action? If so, how do we determine the amount of money necessary to retain such an attorney and the amount that each investor would need to contribute?

I for one am really tired of reading about all the problems.....there are others far more qualifed than I am who should be organizing shareholders into some sort of action. Otherwise, what's the point of all this complaining?