Assumptions have been made, and continue to be made again today that GOFF will be the least successful merger of the George Sharp trifecta.
SRNW way up. GVSI huge gap up. GOFF down again.
I continue to see all evidence pointing to GOFF being the #1 shell of choice for whatever the best private company George is dealing with to go public.
The preferred shares in GOFF's setup, just the right amount of liquidity -- not too many shares OS, and not too few -- debt free, and no past ownership issues are some of the reasons why GOFF would be the most attractive of the three to the incoming asset. Plus because it is by far the most under-bought lowest market cap stock of the three at the moment the incoming company's executives who will assume control of the preferred shares and all the diamond fisted current shareholders of GOFF are more likely to experience a 20X to 75X upside move in GOFF than in either of the other two GS custodianships from here going forward.
So "Don't assume anything!" as a prominent figure once tweeted.