took the full $19 million hit. Two years and they couldn't negotiate a better settlement? Those who thought the outcome would be a wrist slap will dump the stock. Those who were sidelined by the overhanging uncertainty will be tempted to buy. So this result is a push, but internet pharmacy is still an imponderable. How much did the co. pay its lawyers for two years to ultimately fold under DOJ pressure? A bad law, a friendlier Administration and Congress (i.e. Frank)--they should have done better. Hotstoxx, I imagine you consider them lucky it wasn't worse?

On the plus side, if they can also resolve the pharmacy issue, it will leave them in a better position to raise outside cash. Of course there will most likely be dilution as it will require stock, private placement, warrants, convert pfd. or some such equity-type solution. They are burning cash quickly, and getting straight debt from a bank is near impossible for many small companies these days.