fml after cre for free-better offer to come?, page-2

fitnfam

not sure anyone else can "muscle" in on that deal:

FML already holds 20%+ - and that's before the loans get converted into shares!

That alone will prevent a "compulsory" 90% deal from anyone else - may be a different story for a TO of the new entity (but who would go there?)

Besides - not many other companies with that much information on CRE activities (thanks to CB)

and looking at buying for "tax losses" - smaller fish with lots more losses out there that be cheaper to buy (like one of your other posts).

Again - in this scenario works for FML but not sure any other company would use that as a primary reason to TO another one.