Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R

Pros and cons of $58CDN

[curiousbuild]

We need to get rid of this nonsense rumours manipulations uncertainty from Concordia's fundamentals.. $58 may have been accepted by shareholders who knows but I am sure we may see higher bid while voting process takes place. TAKEDA or TPG must be licking their chops if rumours of them interested were true.. They know what the bottom price and can easily outbid $58.. Big loser will be MT in my opinion.. He is down $175M CDN from all time high and he is forced to consider strategic alternatives. He probably wouldn't mind waiting 3-5 years to reach new highs.. My average cost is $30.25 CDN and would wait for a month or so to see if someone comes up with better bid. PS: Put some RESPEK on Amber's name she broke the news.. We shall see soon.. CB

[Lesalpes29]

After blackstone at 45usd we have an offer to 58 Cdn. Who believes it here? Not me...

[curiousbuild]

I don't remember seeing $45USD by Blackstone.. Amber said that Apollo originally bid 62 or 64 but lowered to 58 after Brexit fears.. let's get this announced one way or other and move on.. CB

[sunshine7]

How would she know what the bids were? This is not public info.

[curiousbuild]

well that's what Journalists are for.. as long as she doesn't profit from this it's all kosher.. CB

[WillyWally]

Man seriously what are you talking about? Insider information should NOT reach the public by any means. Inside info should not be disclosed and kept private, there's definitely something fishy if a journalist ends up with inside information. 

[curiousbuild]

not gonna bother.. CB

[CookieMonster]

Happens all the time!  Watch CNBC!

[curiousbuild]

Did they mention Concordia on CNBC? CB

[WillyWally]

Then enlighten me please. Let's say I'm in insider and I know a deal is coming. I give this information to a journalist. The journalist then publishes this information on a website. Following this, thousand of people buy into the company and then an official buyout is announced. You can't prosecute the thousand of people because they acted on a public information from a website. You

[CookieMonster]

Watch David Faber on Honeywell/United Tech.  https://www.cnbc.com/2016/02/22/honeywell-united-technologies-held-merger-talks-sources.html

[CookieMonster]

You should watch David Faber of CNBC.  He always has great info like this and has great sources.

[Silverbull13]

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