I don’t believe that there’s any wrong with being upset with what we have before us, just try and word your posts in a way that doesn’t leave yourself open to any of the “ bad things”.
Kal is also correct, in the fact that we, as individuals, have to look at what’s best “ financially “ for ourselves.
How will it end up?
Will we see good value?
Will we see better value?
Will we just beat our heads against a brick wall to get the same “ dud” deal?
I just don’t know
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I’ve been stuck on the emotional roller coaster ( it would seem that that’s what companies want when they try the lower ball, snatch and grab) and I don’t like it.
The two highest COS for me, with my situation are
1 sell some to cover my short term needs for cash and hold the rest till we get to a better offer or compulsory buyout.
2 sell the lot and invest what I can in my other hold, I’m just as excited about their prospects over the next few years.
As a friend of mine says, quite often, “ I used to be indecisive but know I’m not too sure “.
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