RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:$1.85
Well, first off, taking the company private is a proposal that recognizes / assumes the BoD doesn't want to fully share the value with current shareholders (in contrast to a public sale).
BUT they will still have to pay up -- otherwise they can get into trouble regulators - they can't just take it private for peanuts.
So end outcome is that the "locked up" shareholder value will get released if they take it private as they will have to offer current / ordinary shareholders a "buyout price" to take it private -- which again, should mean $3-4+ per share imho minimum to do that.
Then we'd end up with QTRH shares only focussed on ITS, plus that extracted cash buyout share price in cash. So "QTRH new" will be repriced because of the sale of Wi-Lan unit, but shareholders should end up with: QTRH new share + cash from private sale = equivalent to something MUCH higher than the current $1.87 we have right now.