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Get real. When a company Board of Directors agrees to be bought out, they have a fiduciary responsibility to their shareholders to get the best deal. So, if my company is worth say $1,000,000 and PRWT offers me $100,000 worth of stock at it's current low price, the Board goes to it's shareholders and explains: "Well, yes, this LOOKS like a bad deal, but really, it's a bargain because PRWT beat down the shares of their price, and it will go way up in 6 months." With all due respect, that is total nonesense. |
