RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:No News Tomorrow?As a buyer it is better to start negotiations at $4 rather than $14 or $24 and so on.
You may vote No, but you only have so many shares.
You cannot know how any take over bid would unfold.
MISTERFB wrote: I'm definitely not happy with the stock performance nor some of the decisions made by the BOD, but this idea that the company can be bought out easily is a fallacy. It has 95% retail ownership and is actually more like a private company in that respect. Couple that with daily low volume and an investor base that is reluctant to give up their shares after holding tight for several years and you have a situation that makes it hard to just buy out the company. It doesn't matter what the BOD does or doesn't want. The control of a buyout is in the hands of the shareholders.