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Rawnoc

05/22/11 3:54 PM

#109434 RE: grantg2 #109433

What if the buyout price is $50 trillion per share?

You can't say a buyout does the longs no good until you know what the buyout price is. I'm pretty sure that multi-billion dollar companies are able to figure out what us message board posters know and value the technology accordingly. Indeed, I'm pretty sure they are more than capable of figuring out what JBII might be worth in the year 2015 and apply a discounted cashflow method to that, or better yet, value what it would be worth in the year 2015 if they owned it themselves which would probably be higher with their financial arm and worldwide expertise in all sorts of areas.
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soss

05/22/11 5:12 PM

#109438 RE: grantg2 #109433

GRANT G2: That is risk reward situation and every buyer has its own formula they invest by; only issue is time frame
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D3ling

05/22/11 9:35 PM

#109450 RE: grantg2 #109433

You'll have to pardon my ignorance. If JBII was offered a Buy Out by company X, wouldn't it be worth less money than if JBII were to remain in business and sell fuel?
IE, if Shell decided that the money it used to put towards it's algae to oil debacle was used to buy out JBII, as JBII shareholders we would be offered x # of RDS. Currently trading at $69.64. P20 has the ability to crush $70 when fully operating. Other than quick money, how is that a good thing?
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