Post by
SevenFigures on Oct 01, 2014 9:47am
voting docs
are out for the oct 27th. for shareholders of record as of 9-19-14. it got me to thinking, what stops someone from holding all their shares through the 19th, then selling a lot of them, or all of them, and then voting no on oct 27th. I presume the price would drop (at least temporarily) if theres a no vote...then buy back in say the 2.25 range. the thinking being that the reason the original quick run to the 3's was due to the deal being worked this summer.
Comment by
Scott6500shares on Oct 01, 2014 12:12pm
SevenFigures, why don't you email that question to Cayden Investor relations and report back. On another topic, I think that date has passed for a white knight to come in with a bid. Anyone short the stock market? For me it's taking some of the sting out of CYD debacle. Eventually the stock market will break the lows of 2008 (approx. 2 years time or less)
Comment by
goldpolka on Oct 01, 2014 12:18pm
Good point. The real question is how many shareholders are actually going to vote. Are there any big shareholders who might sit on the sidelines / vote against this ? Will another bidder emerge ? Should be an interesting October for CYD! GLTA
Comment by
Scott6500shares on Oct 01, 2014 7:37pm
Like I said before I think the time allowed for another bidder has passed according to Investor Relations at Cayden
Comment by
Scott6500shares on Oct 04, 2014 2:57am
yes, but at some point the deal becomes binding. At prices these low I may vote NO