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Comment by AVandelayon Nov 08, 2017 10:36am

RE:Who Pays The Break Up Fee If This Goes South

NYX would not be obligated to pay the break fee if the deal fails to get shareholder approval.
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Comment by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 10:33am

RE:Who Pays The Break Up Fee If This Goes South

there would be no break up fee.  only break up fee is nyx get better offer or scientific walk away and that is dicey to get paid at best.
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Post by humppyuson Nov 08, 2017 10:27am

Who Pays The Break Up Fee If This Goes South

Let's say William Hill gets their shares and blows the deal up;  Who pays the break up fee?  This will also affect share price.
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Comment by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 10:25am

RE:RE:bid and ask like ping pong table

i would concur.  not sure whether to shat or go blind which translated means shoulld I buy more, sell some or just stick my head out the door in minus 10 calgary and do nothing.
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Comment by gwizardon Nov 08, 2017 10:23am

RE:at 1.85 now

but moving up, 1.98 now,
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Comment by humppyuson Nov 08, 2017 10:22am

RE:bid and ask like ping pong table

I don't think anyone quite knows what to do here.  This is one of the strangest situations I have seen in the market.
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Post by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 10:21am

is it rehalted or circuit breaker or something

seems like not trading at the moment.
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Post by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 10:19am

bid and ask like ping pong table

Hard to figure out what is really going on.  
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Comment by humppyuson Nov 08, 2017 10:13am

RE:reopening at quarter past whatever time zone you are in

I will be watching and look for a re entry point.
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Comment by Juniortradon Nov 08, 2017 10:12am

RE:reopening at quarter past whatever time zone you are in

WH will be on the Market buying every single share available... Just my opinion!
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Post by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 10:09am

reopening at quarter past whatever time zone you are in

Selloff for sure at start. How much and how long before arbs feel risk is worth owning will be interesting.  Lots of nyx shareholders are going to head for the hills right at the start. I am ...more  
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Comment by hipfneron Nov 08, 2017 9:59am

RE:Well Isn't This a Sticky Wicket

Obviously bullish, but the market is not always rational. If W.Hill is happy to take a $40million loss to increase their share count they clearly believe that the $2.40 bid is grossly undervaluing ...more  
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Comment by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 9:58am

RE:Well Isn't This a Sticky Wicket

loss would be even greater because they would kill the deal and likely price would drop to 1.80 or so. Weird for sure.
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Comment by uogradon Nov 08, 2017 9:54am

RE:RE:news

if william hill can't convert then it is non starter so the likelihood of an offer from them is now their only option. Had to read it a couple of times to understand so will likely be very ...more  
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