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baldeagle1

07/01/21 6:00 PM

#661997 RE: pm1012244448 #661993

Normally a tender offer is made to the shareholders to acquire any remaining public shares. You have an option to decline the tender offer, but that is normally an ill advised decision. There is a lot of good information available at investopedia.com regarding the subject.
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jhdf51

07/01/21 7:22 PM

#662008 RE: pm1012244448 #661993

They buy us out and we are gone...

JHD
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BBANBOB

07/01/21 9:17 PM

#662014 RE: pm1012244448 #661993

HEHEHEHEH unreal

IF IF IF that happens THEY WOULD BE BOUGHT OUT via a TENDER OFFER
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User-793611

07/02/21 7:06 AM

#662056 RE: pm1012244448 #661993



Uhmmmmmmmmmmm

JWW, if it goes private, and they certainly will, otherwise they wouldn't buy back all these parcels of stock back.
When the time comes to privatize, the COOP will make an offer to the last free shareholders and buy the rest and will also withdraw from the stock exchange.
At least it will not use the current procedures of the current stock exchange.
They want to escape the controls of the SEC, this is very obvious.
So they will have a free hand and they can do whatever they want.
Maybe KKR will swallow them and they will form the biggest private bank in the world.
Only my opinion