Typically, only companies that are in trouble state they are open to a buyout. As information, the board of directors has a fiduciary responsibility to do what is right for the shareholders. Lol, there isn't a company on planet earth that isn't open to a buyout. People/institutions invest to make money. But the buyout has to be properly priced, perhaps that is what you don't understand. Corporations chartered under Nevada law like this have delegated the buyout or not decision to the board.
X, think first.
Some Ready, Fire, oh um, think, oh yeh AIM, yup that's the ticket.
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