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To: WINDSURFER50 who wrote (233)6/10/1999 12:35:00 AM
From: Kitskid  Respond to of 11633
 
RYL has made a bold offer. RYL is less then 50% of HOT.un value based on the stock price. It would be more logical size-wise for
HOT to buy out RYL. I don't know anything about the management of either company. The conference call made a logical argument for the merger (takeover), but the RYL spokesmen came across as being unpolished. I really expected a slicker presentation. There were no questions at the end of their presentation. Had I been listening to the live broadcast I would have asked where they got the odd-ball 1.19 share number from.
I hope it wasn't from their marketing people. You sell for 0.99,
1.19 etc. And you make offers on the even tens. At least that's the way normal sales people seem to do it.



To: WINDSURFER50 who wrote (233)6/10/1999 6:35:00 AM
From: BioInv  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11633
 
Grayson's comment is a bit self serving as most people would argue that owning properties in two geographically different markets [where they don't compete with each other] would be a good reason for a strategic fit. As a HOT unit holder I will be rejecting the offer from Royal Host on the basis of the price [1.19 indicates almost no premium to the HOT price in the last month]