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crf

04/01/09 11:08 AM

#109017 RE: r00kie #109014

r00kie, take a look at post #108956.
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redfox4852

04/01/09 11:08 AM

#109018 RE: r00kie #109014

He has been around for about a month now. From what the first pr said the offer was made about 2 weeks or so ago. I don't feel that it would mean they arn't accepting the offer rather trying to keep business flowing smoothly.
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H-Tex

04/01/09 11:10 AM

#109019 RE: r00kie #109014

A distinct possibility for sure.
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garde54

04/01/09 11:11 AM

#109020 RE: r00kie #109014

no... splitting the job just means a lot of work...increase in sales/orders...increase in production output...increase in raw materials/finished products handling/shipping ..etc..personnel operators...manhours...etc
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bonzo4040

04/01/09 11:17 AM

#109022 RE: r00kie #109014

i used to work for a company that was bought out by a major corporation. Management could not stress enough to us the fact that we must operate as business as usual. Even continue to pursue new growth opportunities. Even if the deal is accepted there is always the possibility of something going wrong and one party walks away. If you stopped pursuing growth then you lost all that time.

By the way, after the buyout was announced it still took months for the sale to go through in my case. If a buyout is announced look for the stock to trade below the announced pps/ look for it to trade above the pps.
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gewdraa

04/01/09 11:25 AM

#109029 RE: r00kie #109014

one rookie to another rookie,
i dont get it either, would you take a job if you new it could be sold soon,
maybe there looking for a payout also?????????????????
Go eesooooooooooooooooooooooo
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imshredin2

04/01/09 11:26 AM

#109031 RE: r00kie #109014

see #108940