RE: a fantastic Q2 "e. Poor, poor deal for Westfire shareholders"
That's what I don't understand. Before the announcement, GO was $2.08; WFE was $4.65. GO shareholders receive one share of WFE worth .4167 of their holdings. GO receives a 20c/share premium for their owners (pre announcement).
In other words, one share of GO (before the reverse takover) would have been worth a premium to WFE worth $4.99/share.
Furthermore GO is worth half the market cap of WFE. So a smaller company is swallowing up a larger one and getting a discount on their price to boot.
This deal absolutely stinks of sulphur.