RE:RE:RE:Is this a good entry pointIf you think that, then you do not understand the details of the offer. Why do you think TCI management, a 3% holder of CN advises to walk away. They feel CN is making a $2 billion dollar bet (700,000,000 to CP in break fee and $1,000,000,000 break fee to KCS if the CN deal fails) that the deal goes through. But if it doesn't, they will be stuck with 90 million plus KCS shares for which they paid about $325 per share to purchase. Now they will have to sell them at a discount. You just don't walk on to the floor of the stock market and sell 90 plus million shares at the market. They will be steeply discounted. So much so that TCI feels they could take a hit of as much as $18 billion. So about $20 billion in total. That works out to a full 5 years of CN earnings not counting interest costs on the borrowing they will have to hold to settle it all. That is the possibility that is out there. I personally don't feel the STB will block the deal, but it is a possibility that most sensible investors take into account.