I'm puzzled by the inverse proportion rule that people are eagerly adopting here: When the buyout projection price increases, you buy while the company's share price decreases.
"Ihaven't done a lot of homework on this, but based on what I've seen so far, my original thought was .24. Starting to rethink this now. Not sure how much further it'll dip...but do think the payout will be exceptional."
"Yes with 2 bidders now we can definately see .50 with half cash half shares. IMO
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"Looking at the Market Depth lineup for today, it appears this stock is on the serious downward trend. I bought 100k yesterday is it was dropping....if it drops again, buying more. If it goes to .013 or below again, got AUTO set at "buy 200k" more. If it drops to .0105, AUTO set to buy 250k more. Goal's been 2.5M anyways. If (as some even in here anticipate) it goes to .50 for the buyout, see you on the 9th hole with a cold Corona Extra in hand."