What about the $0.54-$0.60/share deal? That was only four months ago. Or the $1.30/share initially promised from this deal? It's down to a 10-cent offer now. Doesn't the fact that the offer has gone from $1.30 down to 10 cents in a few months undermine the company's credibility somewhat?
And the Feb. 5 filing includes the language, "the right to receive..." from "Each issued and outstanding common share of Paivis shall be converted into the right to receive $0.10 payable to the holder..." How is "right to receive" being defined by people on the board?
I want to believe this is going to happen with no more shenanigans and that there will even be a huge short squeeze, but what makes people think this announced, finalized offer can't change like the other ones did?
I'm a skeptic, but I'm not selling the 100,000 shares I have no matter what. That money is just a straight up gamble to me now, no different than my brackets or a bet in Vegas, so whatever happens to it, happens to it. I can't see the future, and this is a penny stock, so something unexpected could always happen.
Whatever, LOL. Paivis is a soap opera. Happy Easter to everyone. The saga continues!
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