RE:RE:RE:What will Eldorado do ?For small shareholders like us it would be a lousy deal, but for large shareholders it represents a quick 40 percent profit on top of their profit accrued to date. So someone with 10 million shares at an average cost of 35 cents a share would get 94 cents a share (in ELD stock) at todays share price. That's a gain of $5.9 million on an investment of $3.5 million - with no further risk. Many of the large shareholders would take the profit and move on to another investment. We may think the stock is worth from $2 to $5 but we're not institutional investors who have to show continuous profits to satisfy their shareholders. My guess it would be a close vote if ELD came in today and offered 94 cents a share. If it didn't look like it was going to pass, ELD could up the bid to $1 or $1.10 and seal the deal.