BB, I wouldn’t advise this. Let’s say there is an actual offer on the table. Let’s say that it’s in the works. If JT releases past low-ball offers, including the highest of the lot, then they become public record. If there is an offer on the table and it’s getting worked through (just going by Orangeman’s post), then if there is a significant difference between the proposed offer and previous offers, then that places the current offer at risk. Shareholders have skin the game. Create controversy and you may lose an offer. Just saying.
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