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Sunday, December 03, 2017 1:57:46 PM
They can dilute ..keep the cash, and then sell the company for an attractive price for the buyer.
Most of the time, 1 of 2 things will happen:
1-Your shares are bought out and converted to cash
2-Your shares are converted into shares of the acquiring company ( which would never happen)
Either way, it’s usually a good thing for you financially. Companies will usually pay over market value for mergers and acquisitions, so you’ll make some quick gains.
Still sucks for me...what is over the market value for us? .28 pps lol
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