A snowball in hell has a better chance or surviving than any reassess. Why? Because the largest shareholders, management and other reasonable shareholders have already agreed to the 100% premium takeover. I guess that percentage is close to 50% of all outstanding shares. The math is not difficult to complete.
I believe, IMO, that based on BLR being in worse shape financially that one would have expected, an energy fuels-uranez premium of 35% is about ,4 per share, in a 2015 market uranium sector merger ratio. So we can take ,6 from WU in a few months and have a future or we can play stupid and end up forcing a bid at ,4 which is market related at a later time. And those 50% I mention above would not let that happen.
