Could someone a little more learned than me in the stockmarket answer this for me.
If the proposal to merge with CAH goes through which I'm assuming is a foregone conclusion, then the current CQT price means little for current shareholders. CQT shares are worth 0.3 CAH shares. Therefore, all that matters is the CAH shareprice right?
By extension, the sliding price of CQT compared to CAH is quite a buying opportunity if the % slide is more dramatic than CAH's?
Any thoughts would be appreciated
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