RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Board has gone to cr@p.....Dogger, **you’re** right, you are a different breed. A handicapped one. Do you know what a dogger is? Lol. “Someone who engages in public s**ual acts while others watch”.
Dont be a dogger, no one wants to see that!
Clearly, some of the long time CMED holders are perverted, but we already knew that because they would prefer to continuously fail and fall behind the competition for 14 years until they disappear to oblivion and take their wallet along for the ride. If the CMED shareholder base is “a cut above” as you state, why have you picked one of the worst stocks in the group long term? Your post should be read to a psych 101 class.
I think I might blow out my position, there is hardly any upside over buying ACB directly and you have to wait for months and months to maybe get it. ACB will be way higher by then and CMED holders will be getting 2 shares, or if ACB gets fed up and walks away this could be sub $10 because the entire world has discovered the way CMED management thinks about its own interests VS shareholders and it has not gone over well. The chatter on the street about CMED is that they are the running joke of the industry. Yet a cohort of loyal small frys has the blinders glued on for some reason only a psychiatrist could explain.
Such a noble fight for a much lower share price you are fighting! Hear hear! Let’s all meet up after for a big bonfire of hundred dollar bills!
dogger05 wrote: Valuewalk wrote: Thor, you are not a very smart person, which leads me to think you may be part of CMED management! (Better start handing out resumees!)
You are dead wrong once again. There IS an incentive to tender, once the tender reaches the threshold, the deal will close. Tenders only remain open until conditions are satisfied. Also, they can be withdrawn any time so wrong about that too. How can you possibly be so dumb? Lol.
it’s a shame you need the newcomers to explain basic stock market concepts to you. I gues you didnt get the savant form of obsessive compulsive disorder!
Quite a dumb guy to be acting as the board advisor, I hope you don’t represent the shareholder base or else we’re in trouble!
Do not listen to the village idiot. Tender your shares unless you hate money or work for CMED.
thorgb1 wrote: HFHF123 wrote: Clearly you're either unaware or haven't had to make a corporate action (such as tendering shares) in your account before, but you can fully withdraw your tender so long as the offer or any extensions are still "open".
In fairness, you may be right, but I would still advise anyone thinking of tendering to double check this with their brokerage. No need to lock-in shares, there is no incentive to do so.
Your the village idiot.....Cmed shareholders are a different breed. They have the ability to do proper dd hence the reason why we own Cmed shares and not acb. Now go back to your hole and stay there. Us cmed holders are a cut above