When I read the Chris Sandburg article on Thursday
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Posted On: 07/22/2022 11:02:58 PM
When I read the Chris Sandburg article on Thursday, I specifically remember him writing that ‘across the various message boards, investors seem to have the opinion that $10 would be an acceptable buyout.’ Anyone else remember it that way?
Tonight that paragraph reads like this
“…it is highly likely that shareholders would approve a $10/share buyout.”
Who the heck said that?!?!
Anyways doesn’t really matter. My point is that a $10 buyout wasn’t seriously discussed on any of the message boards before Thursday, but today on Friday it seems unavoidable.
Is this some kind of campaign? A manipulation of sorts? Certainly an opinionated narrative.
Anyways there are a lot of other misstatements in his article, as usual. It’s got truths, I should rather say, that are in fuzzy focus.
For example, “… There were 130 briefings and only 4 poster presentations.” at EASL. Without looking it up again there were a lot more poster prezies and the 4 exceptional ones were Chairman of EASL led walking tour presenters, of which Cydy was one.
Anyhoo. Don’t trust anyone with an agenda and everyone has an agenda. Accept me. Generally.
Anyhoo, anyhoo. Sell when you plan to. Accept a buyout when you want to. Don’t get ginned up into a heretofore nonexistent argument about a supposed $10 buyout in some guys opinionated narrative that is full of fuzzy truth.
https://insiderfinancial.com/glaxos-new-focus...et/183360/
Tonight that paragraph reads like this
“…it is highly likely that shareholders would approve a $10/share buyout.”
Who the heck said that?!?!
Anyways doesn’t really matter. My point is that a $10 buyout wasn’t seriously discussed on any of the message boards before Thursday, but today on Friday it seems unavoidable.
Is this some kind of campaign? A manipulation of sorts? Certainly an opinionated narrative.
Anyways there are a lot of other misstatements in his article, as usual. It’s got truths, I should rather say, that are in fuzzy focus.
For example, “… There were 130 briefings and only 4 poster presentations.” at EASL. Without looking it up again there were a lot more poster prezies and the 4 exceptional ones were Chairman of EASL led walking tour presenters, of which Cydy was one.
Anyhoo. Don’t trust anyone with an agenda and everyone has an agenda. Accept me. Generally.
Anyhoo, anyhoo. Sell when you plan to. Accept a buyout when you want to. Don’t get ginned up into a heretofore nonexistent argument about a supposed $10 buyout in some guys opinionated narrative that is full of fuzzy truth.
https://insiderfinancial.com/glaxos-new-focus...et/183360/
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