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Re: Boss810 post# 13935

Friday, 11/12/2010 1:02:05 PM

Friday, November 12, 2010 1:02:05 PM

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SAEIE (SAEI) Wouldn't it also be dependent upon the share exchange that occurred at the time? I would think that it would behoove us to maintain the best PPS that we possibly can in anticipation of that eventuality. If they offered us 4 bucks a share, that would be the price that we should expect the market to value us at immediately. Since our conservative (non-pumping) assumption is for half a billion bucks worth of gold, we might expect an offer somewhere between there and 8 bucks and still represent a profitable buy for Kinross. If the NI 43-101 indicates an even higher projection adjust accordingly. I have seen many stocks in buyout offers valued higher than the acquiring entity prior to the deals.

Generally, I have seen prices accompany offers. In fact, with competition, it can become the topic of much heated debate on the various new services.

I'm in a Gold Mining stock, 28.5 million in the float, shiny holes coming in, and tendered offers from all over wanting a piece of the action. Huge gains will be made from here and many surprises are in store for us.