Hi Facetrain!
The other part of my earlier assumptions is that this raise and the prior one are probably both part of one much grander pre-established plan. The raises may be broken up to stay under some percentage limit per transaction, and I wouldn't be surprised if it is also broken up for different organizations to participate so nobody's total ownership runs over the threshold which requires them to file SEC paperwork - because then we would see who it is when the filing becomes public. But meanwhile there could be contracts in the background for MDT to assume control of these shares just prior to, or at the time of, the buyout.
All IMO again!
I still dislike the dilution aspect (despite some claims to the contrary; I'm quite sure no shareholder likes dilution but we mostly seem to accept the need to fund operations). Trying to keep up by picking up more shares when I can, which isn't very often.
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Quick and Dirty impression of these raising "surprises":
# Estimated BO 4 Billion : 100 Mil. shares prior surprises = 40$/share
# Current depot 150.000 shares X 40 $ = 6 Million
# Estimnated BO 4 Billion : 130 Mil shares post surprises = 31$/share
# Exit 150.000 X 31$ = 4,6 Million = 22,5% less
Dilution more than 15% usually requires Share holders approval. Does anyone know whether limits exist and/or how this is actually regulated with titan?
Thanks
Facetrain
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