All I know is that imo there will not be a bidding war with one of reasons being that there is no sense of urgency of other companies as Ocata by its own admission will not have a product on the market for a number of years.
In a sense this reminds me of the opposite situation:
About a year ago or so my friend were coming out of the Mall late at night after dinner when the Mall was about to close and we saw this big line of people outside of GameStop.
I was curious as to why these kids were waiting outside or/actually camping outside of the store when it and the Mall were about to close.
Thus, I went up to one of the kids and asked what was up.
He told me that a new video game was going on sale in the morning and that he wanted to be one of the first in line along with the other kids to get one in order not to be shut out.
My wife and I walked away in stunned disbelief as we couldn't believe that anyone would wait up all night for a video game-thats a different story though.
As the story applies to Ocata, imo we hardly have the same situation here as it doesn't appear that Ocata holds the same appeal at the moment to possible suitors as that video game does for the kids, as a lot can happen in the next few years which could obviate the need to buy Ocata now-in essence I get the feeling that with Ocata the possible suitors do not have the same sense it is a now or never situation as to acquiring this company as do many investors.
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