Post by
jove on Sep 25, 2018 7:36pm
STOP BUYING ICC SHARES!
There is NO gain in buying this stock. It is frozen at 1.88. While it sits here, ACB rises, and the amount of shares ICC holders get of ACB shares DECREASES!. ICC Mngt. should be taken out by the Uraguanian soldiers gaurding the crops, and shot at sunrise!
However, a rough estimate says about 34 million have traded since the announcement, and the dog insiders hold about 38 million, so there is still about 60 odd million not in the hands of ACB...yet. Maybe this will come down to a vote. Mine still count. Unless the bid gets to 1.95.
And, if it gets to 1.95....I will wait for 2.00....and...if they push it above that....?
Comment by
Faulkie2 on Sep 26, 2018 5:08pm
Are you sure? That makes sense but when I read the annoucement I thought they said ACB's price for the exchange was frozen as well calculating an average price for 20 days prior to Sept 7th. I wasn't sure if I was reading it correctly.
Comment by
Faulkie2 on Sep 27, 2018 5:23am
looks like we can buy it, see the response above! it is frozen at .2448.
Comment by
TheSpartan77 on Sep 27, 2018 10:35am
So youre telling me ACB has went up over 50% in past few weeks and ICC hasnt moved, yet it's frozen at .2448? Thats complete nonesense! Based on the fact that no one has received voting papers, the completion of dea; seems VERY far away and the 20 days will begin when ACB has maxed its stock price...
Comment by
cmiller02 on Sep 28, 2018 9:10am
I believe the $1.95 is derived from taking the VWA for 20 days prior to Sept 7th and dividing it by 0.2448. Correct me if I'm wrong. I guess the real question is: when this deal closes do I get .2448 shares for every 1 share of ICC...period.
Comment by
cmiller02 on Sep 28, 2018 2:08pm
There it is....the answer a lot of us have been waiting for. Thank you for posting this!
Comment by
Riverdalechar on Sep 28, 2018 2:56pm
Yup. It was a badly written press release. One wonders if Aurora was being deliberately misleading, and if so, why.
Comment by
coletrickle on Sep 28, 2018 9:12am
When ACB made its prior acquisitions the rates stayed the same, however IMO due to the lack of investing knowledge by the majority of holders in the marijana space there were in both cases significant arbitrage opportunities due to the mispricing of both assets relative to the terms of the arrangements.