good post. Agree that woodside is the most likely qualified bidder. But why let them match the bid and get off cheap. Make em bid up front and let the other bidders decide if they want to top WSE's offer. That would produce more money for the trust. Heck the option to bid after seeing the other bids is worth the $1m WSE is paying.
If there was a WSE $50 million bid to START, a lot of people here would at least feel they were not getting a loss in the windup of their MOSH units. And WSE really knows what is there, why should they just have to meet the bid of an outsider with secondhand knowledge?
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