Stating a FactI could care less about the personalities of either SU or COS CEO. This is simply about money for me. I am a seller at .32SU for sure. In this environment (low oil for longer) the torque that COS apparently has at 98% ratio to WTI is working against them. Refinery capability will keeps SU in there. I have no desire to see my COS shares tank again. I sincerely hope SU ups their bid above .3 and I would keep resultant SU shares. SU owning 49% of Syncrude makes for a strong company and I don't mind if that means losing COS. Remember, any torque in COS will transfer to SU. I am just trying to salvage some of my assets here. At this point it is up to each holder of COS stock to determine what they want. Okay...as this site has more than its fair share of attackers, I am prepared to hear what a loser I am and how I am jumping ship or some sort of traitor. Wrong folks. I am simply an owner of several thousand COS shares that was, like most on this site, blindsided by OPEC's continued strategy of cutting the wrists of all oil producers (including their own). The more mergers and acquisitions, even if opportunistic, the better chance we have of surviving our OPEC friends.