How can you be sure a legitimate offer has been made? What happened with NDOL is that the CEO said they were being bought out for $2.17 when the stock price was at .05 per share- the price then zoomed up to $1.52 on high volume after which it fell over a period of days into the low .20's. Then the CEO says that they turned down the offer in the interests of the shareholders and instead would be merged with NWOG whereby NDOL shareholders would receive shares in NWOG. Ultimately NWOG RS'd and is worth less than a penny . The buyout was a scam all along and those in the know were selling when the price went through the roof based on the buyout speculation. I'm not saying this is what's going on with EESO-- but how as retail shareholders are we to know the true nature of the talks?
I wish you were right but, I don t see it happening ... in fact some are claiming the price will go down on monday. Remember you are applying logic to the market which is an irrational creature. I am not worried, the next bid I'm guessing will come in around .14ish which will put 10's of thousands more into my pocket over the original offer. So be thankful and hold your position!
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