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Mart Resources Inc > If the deals goes bust, what is the downside?
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Post by Mujtaba on Apr 15, 2015 4:24pm

If the deals goes bust, what is the downside?

With the sale price of 80 cents we are still  hovering in the 50 cents area. Most recent purchases I assume were made to averaged down or for a big pay day. If MW cannot secure the funds and backs out. How will the market react? I imagine a sell off will happen, would it be correct to assume the stock price will drop, mostly based on sentiments rather than technical valuation - I remember reading articles that said  80 cents was a discount based on fair valuation.
 
BUT, when I reviewed how themarket reacted to the past deal with Westfield Exploration I noticed the stock price did not drop. It hovered around the  traded price and later increased.
 
How are you assessing the downside/risk when purchasing MMT stocks?

Thanks
Comment by winnipeg65 on Apr 17, 2015 1:51am
Sir, you get my 1st prize for most important question to ask. Problem is indeed there is no answer now. Only Q1 numbers can shine some light on cash flows at lower Brent and with the new pipeline. But there will still be some big unknowns like the huge tax liability, reserves vs production, OML-18, etc. It would indeed be a perfect deal if fair value would be something like $ 0.60 right now ...more  
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