Post by
MartialArts on Mar 01, 2018 2:07pm
Untendering my shares
I had about 50% of my shares tendered but I am untendering all of them now based on what I know so far.
1. Markets in general are too scary to be locked in for 2+ weeks.
2. The Cash component is too small and we can be assured proration given the situation, we can guess the vast majority of people who have tendered have selected the cash component since we have been trading less than $43 per share.
3. We will possibly see CMED trade even higher than it is trading right now so I'm planning selling on peaks. You CANNOT sell if you have tendered.
4. A lot of CMED holders who were into CMED because it was undervalued, will likely dump ACB after getting them because it's still overvalued. This will cause even more short term pressure on ACB.
5. It's impossible to know which brokerage houses will get their redemption first so it's all controlled by ACB behind the scene with zero investing public visibility. This create a blinside scenario for the average investor. None of the brokerages know.
6. I don't want ACB, I would rather buy APH or WEED. ACB has the highest short ratio for a reason.
7. The market and sector sentiment is bearish, bulls haven't reconfirmed bull recovery. If that happens, I might re-tender.
I want to be in cash or have the abilty to go to cash at a moment's notice. Once the "take up" happens (post March 7th), cash is locked up. You can no longer untender.
Comment by
420mtl on Mar 01, 2018 3:18pm
And if you want the money from the offer/merge, you have to tender your shares...
Comment by
Thelonious on Mar 01, 2018 3:26pm
why do you prefer aph? weed I understand but don't you think aph has a bearish trend?
Comment by
Thelonious on Mar 02, 2018 6:04am
ok cool thanks. how do you know when a stock is oversold or overbought ?
Comment by
Thelonious on Mar 04, 2018 12:27pm
thanks appreciate it just ignore the immature kids on here, I wouldn't even bother responding to them
Comment by
Overdoze1243455 on Mar 01, 2018 5:54pm
3 weeks ago was ok . now I don't want my shares to be held for nothing. Cash is King :)