I don't think even close to a majority would settl
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Posted On: 07/15/2017 10:01:08 AM
I don't think even close to a majority would settle for what you say. it's all or nothing and most have waited for all. If you think you got the next champ you hold out for a lot more
You are kidding aren't you? My personal belief is, and I read the message boards, and I read and listen to the rants of former "friends." With DECN it isn't about potential, it is all about share price. And if the share price goes up, or if a higher share price is promised, penny shareholders would sell out in a NY minute.
My guy tells me that 20 million shares are available and would hit the market once the share price goes above $.15. Another 20 million shares are available once the share price goes above $.20. You do know that a holder of 4.8 million shares died recently and his fund liquidated or is still liquidating?
Take that and then make an offer that one of the company's real financiers cannot refuse, line up one director (a rat escaping the woodpile) so that the acquirer can claim continuity, but its really about money, and we're all outta here at $0.25.
Now do you want that, or do you want Mr. Berman to do you proud, buy some time, wait for the J&J settlement, continue to grow the business, add new products, and wait for the next offer, because there will be one, only the next offer will come with the company having $10 million or more in the bank.
You are kidding aren't you? My personal belief is, and I read the message boards, and I read and listen to the rants of former "friends." With DECN it isn't about potential, it is all about share price. And if the share price goes up, or if a higher share price is promised, penny shareholders would sell out in a NY minute.
My guy tells me that 20 million shares are available and would hit the market once the share price goes above $.15. Another 20 million shares are available once the share price goes above $.20. You do know that a holder of 4.8 million shares died recently and his fund liquidated or is still liquidating?
Take that and then make an offer that one of the company's real financiers cannot refuse, line up one director (a rat escaping the woodpile) so that the acquirer can claim continuity, but its really about money, and we're all outta here at $0.25.
Now do you want that, or do you want Mr. Berman to do you proud, buy some time, wait for the J&J settlement, continue to grow the business, add new products, and wait for the next offer, because there will be one, only the next offer will come with the company having $10 million or more in the bank.
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