RE:RE:RE:What bothers me mostYour points on paper are well founded, as were Katusa's when he was hawking the same thing. My point is this: EWP may have been approached by either company. If management wasn't in favor of a sale or merger or some other deal, then the other company probably figured that it wasn't worth the expense to get as far as seeing what the shareholders thought. The markets aren't as ideal as we would like. Since shareholders keep managemnt in there, I have to assume that we feel they can have these kinds of up front discussions while keeping the shareholders in mind.
I get the distinct impression that EWP is management's baby and they won't give it up until it's worth a lot more.