If the present value of future cash flows equals current market price, then so be it. "Control premium" is a ploy to solicit higher bids - should only be paid if purchaser believes they can increase cash flows to justify "premium".
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@WSJ: 'It seems like they want to pay a zero premium,' one shareholder said of the ... https://twitter.com/i/web/status/970818756325859328 …pic.twitter.com/Y5Yafy4w8y
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They can’t borrow the money to grow the price much more.. every $5/Sh is another $600m
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Nice try not realistic.
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This offer is like buying a nickel for five pennies
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They have to pay me a Premium if they expect to buy me out!
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