RE:RE:RE:Its all a gamble hereI'm long and voted yes. I think the stock will go up after the vote regardless of the results. What the market doesn't like is uncertainty. The current price has nothing to do with which way the vote goes.
You could make a for and against argument for both yes and no. There may be some who ditch their shares if a yes is the outcome, but that transition will be short lived because regardless of a yes or no outcome, the stock is severaly underpriced in both scenarios and should be at least $17-18. The "yes" will attract more Buffett longs and the no will attract more institutional bnn bean counters who have bowties and/or greasy slicked back hair.
I see a no vote good for the short term and a yes good for the long term, but everyone has a different lens.