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Biotech / Medical : Respironics -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Andy H who wrote (46)11/13/1997 8:00:00 PM
From: Thean  Respond to of 103
 
Andy, thanks for the clarification. More questions... would you please cite the link where you get this info?

Am I right in saying that if the average RESP price is between $26 and $31, then each HDTC share will fetch exactly $24.

The only way HDTC will make out more is if average RESP price is >$31 since the 0.77 ratio is guaranteed.

At today's HDTC closing price of 19 11/16, the average RESP price is $21.4 (using 0.92 conversion ratio). This tells me that if I want invest in RESP and are willing to hold for 3 months, it's better to buy HDTC because I am getting a big discount at $21.4 vs the $26 11/16 closing price of RESP.

The discount is still amazing. Seems too good to be true. Please show me the math for further clarification. Thanks.



To: Andy H who wrote (46)11/13/1997 9:20:00 PM
From: John Anderfuren  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 103
 
Since I added at 27, I would added more Hdtc if the information is as you've said. Where can we get confirmation Thanks for the post. I expect resp to be over 31 which would give a smaller premium,but not a big deal.


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