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Symbility Solutions, Inc. ATBEF

"Symbility Solutions Inc develops and markets Software-as-a-Service technology designed to improve effectiveness and reduce costs of administration of claims in both the employee benefits and property and casualty insurance markets."


OTCPK:ATBEF - Post by User

Comment by campston Nov 30, 2017 11:31am
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Post# 27063938

RE:Q3 Results

RE:Q3 ResultsI believe the answer may be no.  Recall that the company adopted a poison pill a few quarters ago.  I'm guessing it is this fact that caused the price to fall from the .50's to where it is today (and also the reason I sold some time ago).  IMHO this was not a goo'm d move, particularly for a company that was growing at a pace of roughly 15%.

Of course a deal is still possible, but I had to ask myself if any deal would be near as good for shareholders if there was no pill in place.

I would finally like to note that the runups prior to earnings releases have been muted in comparison to those prior to the institution of the pill. FWIW.....

....but what do I know?

cheers


Vikingstock wrote: Outstanding quarter, 30% growth, in line with commitments for the  year. So is the recent, volume/price pressure, accumulation, a pre curser for buyout?


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