This is kind of a waste of time. My point when you were denigrating my MBA because Ivy League kids are woke, was simply to point out that I didn't go to an Ivy.
Straw man means you are using an argument that I didn't make to argue with me. I would be thrilled with a high price, and I am completely aware that there are huge numbers being tossed around.
In terms of math a $1billion event if all the authorized shares are in play would be $.20 so try to keep up, if you are arguing that the current outstanding be used it would be $.33, nor sure where the $.1 comes from.......that is really rudimentary math, like 4th grade.
I am simply trying to remain realistic. I would love to be surprised. I really doubt that the management team is going to just cave on the first offer, but for a lot of us even $1Billion would be a great outcome.
Why don't you take the bet if you are so certain? Also, again, please help me understand your expertise and experience in these types of, extremely rare cases.
Because the professionals that are working on this are sworn to their fiduciary duty and would be committing professional suicide to not do so, I don't think either you or I have to worry that they will not get the best deal possible when weighing all of the facts, and I think it is very safe to say that none of us have more than a 10% understanding of the shit they are dealing with.
I know you need to get up early to go to school tomorrow so off to bed with you. Hopefully tomorrow you will learn how to not be wrong at the top of your lungs.
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