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10452km2

03/14/12 7:26 PM

#70038 RE: fouroheight68 #70036

Great Post and more important I think folks need to understand ONE THING.

Our "acting" CEO Mr. Fong has a history of doing these type of deals. The LAST company he was involved with went silent for 40days and a buyout was announced.
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fouroheight68

03/14/12 7:30 PM

#70041 RE: fouroheight68 #70036

Another article of why it is important to be quiet during our M&A

"In fact, most breaches thatConfidentiality Agreements I’ve seen were because the business owner had loose lips or wasn’t careful about his/her actions. In light of this, my take is that if precautions are taken during the merger & acquisition process to ensure confidentiality and the business owner keeps silent after deciding to sell, confidentiality can be maintained throughout the sales process. "

http://lyonssolutions.com/article-concerning-confidentiality-agreements.html
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smoke_em

03/14/12 9:11 PM

#70063 RE: fouroheight68 #70036

"The buyer will usually require a quiet period."
I've been saying 60 days all along, I have been through 3 mergers-buyouts and all took 45-70 days to complete,,, and NONE had any news during the quiet time.

I bought 200k more today at .16, all 200k got filled in one buy. I also had a 100k buy sitting at 16.5 most of the afternoon which didn't hit.