RE: Clear as day That Brookfield is not the same entity that is a WND shareholder.
Anyway, the Brookfield GROUP has access to cash whenever it needs it, so availability of money is not going to be a determining factor of whether or when they raise their bid and to what level.
Based upon the BNN interview yesterday, the newest interested parties seem to be looking at the EBITDA on a 20+ yield basis and that implies certain things, like once you calculate EBITDA, debt, and required return, you can easily project the range of realistic prices. IMO this does make the low estimates less likely.
And Jeff should have never mentioned $2.99, for any reason. While he did say some wise and positive things, the market did not like that or the idea of more postponements. Closing at the high yesterday was a very positive technical sign. I take the decline this morning to be the verdict on the BNN interview...possibly because the average person who trades off what they see on TV doesn't really know the company or industry well enough to appreciate the positive things that came out in the interview.
Now I am waiting to see if there are any posters who are going to say that I am working against the company because I dare to suggest some of the interview had a negative influence on the stock trading.