QUOTE(htt @ Jun 6 2009, 06:09 PM)
If open lower than the offer price, can buy & earn the difference. If market price higher than offer price (unlikely), can sell for existing shareholders.
Most probably will open around 2.3x-2.40. (Taking in account of 5 cents dividend) because you don't trade at 2.40 (ex-dividend price.) Why buy 2.40 if it will be taken private at 2.40 and delisted? which is the main reason.There is no incentive for people to buy more than 2.40 unless there are people view the privatisation price is too low and want to 'sapu' the stocks then reject the privatisation offer (which is unlikely especially in current market condition).
Added on June 7, 2009, 9:53 am
QUOTE(htt @ Jun 6 2009, 06:09 PM)
If open lower than the offer price, can buy & earn the difference. If market price higher than offer price (unlikely), can sell for existing shareholders.
Most probably will open around 2.3x-2.40. (Taking in account of 5 cents dividend) because you don't trade at 2.40 (ex-dividend price.) Why buy 2.40 if it will be taken private at 2.40 and delisted? which is the main reason.There is no incentive for people to buy more than 2.40 unless there are people view the privatisation price is too low and want to 'sapu' the stocks then reject the privatisation offer (which is unlikely especially in current market condition).
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