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flo-bee

06/04/09 4:09 AM

#151207 RE: oneinamillion #151205

yes, Dow is located in midland, mi (but not detroit). i respect your efforts at keeping this board alive and on-topic, i've tried to keep my feedback objective and respectful (though i've at times let my sarcasm show).

if you knew anyone at Dow or anything about Dow, you'd probably pick another company with which to fluff retail hopes. you'd know Liveris's legacy and job depend on his successfully merging R&H and reinstating the dividend and there's a healthy uprising of shareholders thinking the board is responsible for letting him have so much rope. Dow is selling everything and anything to justify those "projected" cost savings, pay down that new debt and position themselves for a leaner global demand. anyone thinking Dow is a buyer of this outfit truly deserves to lose their money or have their internet connection revoked. divesting billion dollar enterprises like morton's salt and others in mere weeks...what's the dilligence hold up with EESO?

assume (yes, nothing's proven in pinky realm) there can't be a realistic buyout that benefits the common share holders (per A/S and current pps, thoroughly covered), and if there were a reverse merger with a shell of a foriegn distributor that may have done business with a distributor of Dow products...well, what are the shares you receive, who values the conversion (5bn eeso into a "private" korean company) and how long will they be restricted?
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sharing4u

06/04/09 4:21 AM

#151209 RE: oneinamillion #151205

For my personal sake, I will keep my mouth shut, wait to buy more shares this morning when the sp keep going down. But for those sleeping with fear, or needs the $$ & hope for this summer, please read and think carefully:

I have no proof; just my estimation/guess after studying the CC video tonight:

There will be a buyout release very soon; could be by Friday or next week.
It could be 10 cents/ share plus 1 to 1.5 times stock dividend.
I think it will be 1.5 more likely. So the total buyout payoff will be around 25 cents/share. (That's why 3B O/S is added; it will be used for the buyout dividend.)

The stock record day may also be released and the whole buyout thingy will be completed by the end of July.

You may say that I am dreaming or an idiot. I have nothing related to EESO; just a recent SH with a little intuition and like to feel people. At this point, Jared and many SH are under tremendous pressure and EESO and the buyer has agreed to release this buyout thingy earlier.

Once again, this is just a guess. It can be right or wrong.
Please do you own DD. I just hope that Jared and the longs all have a good sleep soon. Please don't catch a cold or a sore throat. It's very tiring to pursue your ambition and dreams.
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Straker

06/04/09 4:21 AM

#151210 RE: oneinamillion #151205

You seem fairly clued up about the technicalities concerning share structure.

I have a couple of possibly quite naive questions that I would appreciate your views on.

1. Does the increase in A/S have an impact on any proposed buyout?

2. Why do EESO need to increase the A/S to attract customers? Surely customer interest shoudl be product based and not require a sweetener in the form of a share handout?

Like I said, my questions are quite possibly extremely naive.

Thanks in advance for any feedback you can give me on these.