Better than a stroke you got the four dunces to respond to your post. Being in the Sludge shares 5%ers, is better than being in the 95% no share bitter complainer. They do hold that negativity with strong hands and no destination. BioAmber will rise from the background...proclaiming I've been here in the back all the time drinking wine compliments of LCY, Visolis, KKR, Vinmar and of course PWC and Big Daddy Eno. Don't know who all those guys were bringing in cash and checks though. I hope the 4 mulemen ( it would be wrong to call them horsemen), get some of that money for their hard work, dedication and loyalty. But you know honor among thieves, how that goes. AIs digging down deep, getting the correctly worded question, right question and Boom...data analysis flows like blood from CAs and NDAs, a combo starting with data wrangling AIs, useful data given to the data analysis and predictive cousins. Whammo
The curtains down. Quicker if the buyers remain recalcitrant
where communications are concerned. Won't name the in specific AIs (CI) but at this point I can see why businesses are worried. It is further a great data history than shows, BioAmber (BIOA)
Is a clear outlier from M&A standards. Actually stands out like a sore thumb regards to fraudulent and deceptive practice. This is not bringing in the deviation found in the bizarre and unfortunate court occurrences. Shares are safe, and possess value, albiet not known. =>0. Everyone go home and tell you loved ones the sky is not falling. Guess what we ate last night, chicken and waffles. Guest of honor was Chicken Little HB, he was dressed out nice with stuffing. Sadly my great gran-yungen's
will miss him running around the yard squawking "the sky is falling".
🙏👣🌈 Love you all
Devil Lance
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