Minerpart: Ken's main responsibility is to his shareholders. Period. The investment you speak of is an extension of this responsibility, but not all encompassing of it. I think that (*regardless of the reasoning behind why*, because I do think Ken's in the right to sell Ukyo's shares) the act of using the market to retrieve company credit while withholding trading from shareholders is just straight up unethical. As shareholders, we have shares on an open market for a reason - to express our confidence in the company. This is just a big "fuck you" to shareholders from Ken.
Basically, I think it's a moot point to argue what's in our best interest when we lack the ability to express our opinions in a meaningful way: by trading our shares on an open market.
Ken: Why. The. Fuck. Do. We. Not. Have. Our. Shares.
The only possible answer is readily obvious to those willing to face it. Set aside the distraction of Ken stealing Ukyo's shares, it's useless information. Look at the price that he's selling for. Look at the volume of buys. Look at Ken's pile of nothing to show for the thousands of BTC you've given him.