Exactly. Buyout is the ultimate goal here. Massive gains can only happen after we get at least an offer, which definitely seems to be part of te long range intent of current management. I just think the best way to accumulate is to sell a portion if your position on spikes and use that money to accumulate on the dips. There's no rushing train out if the station and even if there is, you can bank up a bunch of free shares that you don't flip just in case. IMHO if course.
In regards to this.... What happens to a stock that is bought up by a much larger company and given stock in that larger company? Forgive me its something I haven't seen or been a part of before.
I have been "long" here since last January. I think the longs on this stock should be pay close attention to what you said in your post. I have been thinking the same thing for several weeks. The "nice little soft drink company" part is key here. Depending on how high the pps gets when acquisions/mergers and other PRs are announced, I may keep 50-75% long term. Seems like we are already 6 months into it. I am going to see how it goes.
I agree with you 100%. If they stick to the plan, in 2-3 years STKO might make happy many investors. Until then I advise to read iHub Warnings for New Investors to avoid getting yourself in a pickle early on… Read it!!!
…typical 'pump & dumper' is a person who frontloads (buys in advance), then alerts with great excitedness about "MAJOR GAINS!!!", or "Ready to blast off", or "To da Moon"… and STKO massage board is keeping you 24/7 in positive mood, and the magic words are: soon, IMO, next week, next month, when the news hit, or flippers are gonne… but in reality, they are flipping!!! …Those who fall for P&D hype deserve to lose their investments, when the 'pumper', quickly turns to 'dumper', selling you the shares he just made 50%, 100%... Even after that, they are still telling you that they are adding more, averaging down, soon it will fly… just to keep you in hope.
Do your own DD!!! Don’t believe anybody, even me!!!