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Comment by longonMJon Mar 14, 2018 2:08pm

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MA: Would you be allow to "untender" your shares not for the purpose of selling them, but only to change the option which you had selected? I imagine this might be on an investment house by investment house basis, with Yes for some and No for others.

More so than just the money, it might be interesting to see the fun and games and fireworks should Aurora go past the $12.65 mark, or conversely, have CMED go past the $43 mark before the extended March 25 deadline.

MartialArts wrote:
The shares don't belong to Aurora unless they are "locked up" with agreements or once once they have "taken up" the shares which will happen "as soon as possible" after March 25th.

Be aware you cannot trade tendered shares unless you untender them and not all brokerages will allow you to untender them or tender newly acquired shares.

It's a giant mess.