As I said on the other CQT thread running at the moment ("Acorn Capital"):
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NQM shareholders now have 3 choices:
1) Accept CQT's unconditional offer.
2) Leave NQM in the hands of its current dysfunctional Board.
3) Hang out for the 'non-binding indicative offer' that may or may not even eventuate (subject to undisclosed conditions and Due Diligence)
I know what I would do, but then again I'm a CQT shareholder, not an NQM shareholder!
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Where's Monty Hall now that we need him? How else can we play "LET'S MAKE A DEAL' and choose between Door #1, Door #2, and Door #3 ...?
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