RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Next WeekIf we continue to trade at this level and a company takes a run at FCU in the near future even a $2 bid is a 75% premium. Everbody is in the money at that point. It will really be up to the large shareholders. If no competing bids come in then that is the bid. The good thing when a bid is made we will know who's all interested. Im not saying it will go for 2$ but I could see a scenario where that could happen. I suspect large shareholders will have an idea if there is more interest if a bid is made and whether they will sell or not. On the surface a 75% premium sounds quite generous when compared to the normal range offered. Its troubling that we are trading at this level.