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Re: quarinteen post# 1845

Thursday, 08/20/2020 12:18:05 AM

Thursday, August 20, 2020 12:18:05 AM

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It would depend on how the deal is written. If they are buying the business outright, you would be given the deemed price per share as a cash payment. If it is a share transaction you would get an equivalent value in shares in the new company that is equal to what you had with the old one. Right now, I own Dixi shares, they were halted because of a merger with br brands. The value that was given to each of my shares (is said to be) 40 cents. I will get the equivalent of 40 cents for each share I own of dixi in the new company. When my Dixi shares were halted their value was pegged at 14 cents. I have to wait until the deal closes to see what I really end up with I will let you know as soon as I do. Alternatively..... I bought FUNN because they owned radiant technology a paving company and coffee houses called snakes and lattes, the sold radiant off and I did not receive a penny. They are on a very stinky exchange so they can abuse their shareholders without any repercussions. The exchange the stock is traded on can be a factor in how fairly you are treated. I have owned shares in companies that Canopy bought and each time I received a share valued at about 10 or 20% higher than was showing on that original stock’s price.

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