Unfortunately I don't think we are in 'bidding war' territory any longer. I think we have officially crossed over into 'fire-sale' territory. They should accept whatever offer comes along - if any. It is going to be expensive and time consuming to get the internal trials done and the clock has been ticking for quite awhile now. Throw in the fact that there is already a butt-load of shares outstanding so if they can get 25 cents/share well that's a lottery ticket.
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