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Friday, 05/10/2019 3:03:08 PM

Friday, May 10, 2019 3:03:08 PM

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I know a buyout most likely would be WAY down the road. But I would like to pose some questions. What is best for me as a CVSI stockholder once the confirmation comes that a buyout is right on the edge of completion.

What do you do then?
1. Quickly sell your stock before it happens, especially if it is something high like $30 or more. Take the money and run. Or, are you better off waiting until the deal is over and you can gain by merging with the new company?

2. Wait for the buyout and then what? It merges with the new company and it has a totally different price per share? For example: Our shares are $30 when it happens and the buying company's shares are $250. Does each of our $30 shares turn into $250 per, or is it pro-rated and we get something in between?

3. Are we forced to just give up our shares and get paid all the money due to us? Or, will we have an option to stay with the buying company and maybe see a HUGE increase in value?

This may sound very amateur to some of you, but I'm trying to figure out the best thing to do when or if the time comes. I need all the money I can get. It is difficult at this time for me trying to keep up 4 houses in all 4 corners of the US, 17 kids by 5 different wives receiving alimony, my private jet needed to fly back and forth to Vegas, and a very bad CBD habit!