But look,
the value of a public company is based upon future revenues, and earnings, of which CVSU does not have currently, without contracts. It doesn't make sense to me, that they can be publicly traded at book value, it makes more sense, that they are not really worth hundreds of millions in Market Cap and that is why they are a good fit for FHAL. They can merge, one for one, and grow together, and actualize real value in time.
As far as this legal contingency concerning 15 dollars per share, someone should call them, the SEC, or a business attorney, and get a better oppinion. Could it mean something else?
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Odysseus crossed the river of Styx. He asked Achilles if it was worth trading his life to have his 'name' live forever. Achilles replies: "I would rather be the slave of a slave on earth, then to live here in Hades..." --Homer's The Illiad