RE:RE:RE:flatNUTBAR.....you're spewing garbage again, CXR is not damaged goods , that perception of damaged goods story has been forwarded by the short and distort mental cases.... Blackstone has the green light to view the books , and they will determine what their offer is , not the shorts. Only then will MT and the board determine if it's enough , and other companies will have a chance to bid.
uote=notwrong]Fdfd12, you should pat yourself on the back for calling a spade a spade. Your opinion of $45 is not far fetched. Look at it this way, would a vulture pay a fair market price for a damaged good? It will only pay a fire sale price, so that it can repackage the good and sell it at a much higher price. What CXR can do to improve its financial position is to forget about paying the dividend and use it to pay down the huge debt first as soon as possible. [/quote]