RE:Financing?IMO it's option 3. Funds don't get involved without an exit plan. At current prices, a bid of $1.60-1.70 would be accepted, maybe slightly more with a share based offer. The market is full of cheap distressed assets but the recent move in oil has made some of these assets less distressed. There are a couple (few) oil based stocks that are behaving this way....which makes me think that NBZ might be lining up an offer but doesn't have the internal support just yet. Analysts have been pressuring management at NBZ to get something done at this point in the cycle (I agree) however their divvy is expensive, and makes an acquisition via share capital also expensive. I suspect that NBZ will announce a decrease in divvy shortly, then either at the same time or shortly after, announce their long awaited acquisition and growth strategy. All IMO and there are a number of moving parts in this thesis, so let's see where it goes.