I pondered that question too, PB.
Here's my take. Coming from the guy who not too long ago tweeted the anecdote about how the 1/3 lb. burger was made obsolete by the 1/4 lb. burger because most members of the public thought the quarter pounder was bigger (4 is a larger number than 3, right?), George is currently getting a chuckle out of the fact that his prized custodianship is at the lowest market cap of the three. They're all good buys, they'll all make money post-merger, but the fact that GOFF is flying so under the radar has George relishing the idea of eventually releasing the news that GOFF is going to get merged with the Big Dog private company of the greatest value that he is dealing with.
So the best is ordered last in his latest tweet to perpetuate the myth being perpetrated by those who have assumed over the past two months based on the price action that GVSI will "go first" or is George's "favorite." Hence millions of dollars in trading volume have been poured into the GVSI quarter pounder for the past three months, while the filet mignon got pushed sideways and down and largely ignored by an overwhelming majority of the newer buyers of Sharp custodianship, who laugh off the GOFF loyalists' "market cap" math.
I am expecting that neither of these three are "going first" as some have suggested but -- more likely than ever now -- at the same time. And if GOFF does in fact get a higher valued private co. as its merger asset, let's say a $3 billion co. compared to $1 billion, you're talking profits for everyone, but also a math lesson in the offing that many hypesters of one particular George Sharp ticker are going to need to see unfold before the basic math finally becomes clear to them.
As in, 80X from .20 cents + compared to 15X from .07 cents.
Just my opinion of course. Best /last. Because all George's tweets do have meaning.
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