managementYou know, I think it's important to remember that management has wound up Integra at a stock price more than 25% above its recent hard ceiling of $.96, which itself is more than 100% greater than most of us bought in at, and 200% greater for many of us. I made 150% profit. If this had happened when Integra was at .60, we would be getting about .90 cents. Management deserves recognition for negotiating a takeout at a better price than Integra has seen for a long time.
And -- remember that management doesn't make this decision, shareholders do. People are going to vote on it. When you're railing at management, you're also railing at other shareholders, who are going to accept this bid. Saying that the bid shouldn't be made is basically saying "I want the risk of developing the mine because the potential rewards are greater, AND I don't want ICG shareholders to get to make that choice." What's happened here is that management has accepted a buyout that gives a good profit, reduces the risk, and is giving shareholders a chance to vote on it. I don't think that they deserve the label of Judas that many people here consider appropriate. The future's uncertain, and 200% profit is 200% profit.