Post by
hiimsarahhh on Feb 22, 2013 2:05pm
You can't withdraw your tender but...
You can't withdraw your tender because the agreement is binding, your broker is an agent to faciltate the sale of your shares under the condition that Brooksfield secured enough shared to be tendered, which in this case, they have. Your other choice is to sell the shares in your account prior to the tender transaction going through, in this event, you will be actually be shorting the stock at the market price, and will need to repurchase the shares from the market on the day the tender transaction goes through (this is usually settled within a couple of days). There is therefore no net gain, and if anything, you risk being charged unncessary brokerage fees.
Comment by
Nakate on Feb 24, 2013 12:36am
So I wonder how many of the share tendered were counterfeit and probably created to help tip the scale.
Comment by
gettin2 on Feb 24, 2013 2:58am
I got drunk tonight and wanted stimulation via people responding to a stupid post