Post by
brad753 on Jan 07, 2018 8:07am
A big sign.. good or bad..? I don't know..
In my years of trading stocks, never have I seen a companies shares at double the value of what they are being bought out for. The news of the potential deal was released on NOV 17th. So everyone is aware of the potential value of a HIP share. Everyone knows that if the deal goes through, none of us will be making this much money from it. Usually what happens is the deal is proposed and the stock shoots up within 1 or 2 cents of sale value. Because no investor is going to overpay. If the deal is likely to go through then you are far better off to buy CMED directly. But how is it possible that so many investors of insiders are ignoring this fact? This is a huge sign, but not necessarily a red flag. Something has changed that the general public doesn't know about yet. So you can crunch the numbers all day long in regard to how many CMED shares you'll get if the deal goes through. But you're wasting your time. It won't be this deal, there will be a new deal. A new deal OR CMED will take the bullet, pay the fee for breaking the deal and but somehow get the money back from HIP in another way. HENCE the supply agreement. Why would they make this agreement if the original deal was still in place? Why would a company make a deal to supply its own self? Think about it.. We might see the share price dip as many investors cash in... but there is no SP cap as we clearly saw on Friday.
Comment by
Charles86 on Jan 07, 2018 9:01am
Right there with you. Even acb issued a statement regarding the strange news about the supply agreement. Why would you sign that with a company you are going to aquire in the same month...those acb guys are pretty sure that the cmed takeover will occur, which wpuld leave hip on their own. At this point i guess some people knows stuff that i still dont cause hip sp dosent make any sense right now.
Comment by
Goldy90 on Jan 07, 2018 9:49am
Like I said before the deal isn't going to happen anymore. ACB is on a mission to take over CMED and squash this whole HIP merger. ACB already owns over 50 percent of CMED. The more HIP goes up the better it is for ACB making the CMED/HIP deal look worse and worse.
Comment by
Londondriveguy on Jan 07, 2018 9:55am
And if the deal is cancelled by CMED do they not have to pay HIP a ton of money? Would this influx of cash not be a great thing? AND... Would you not think that CMED has laready purchased a lot of shares of HIP already and would stand to make some good money anyway if the share price spikes? Just a thought here all...