[0]=30809&c[visible]=1']@alonso At the risk of steering...

@alonso

At the risk of steering off-topic - perhaps your intention - comparing the GMC situation to SFH is like comparing chalk and cheese. One was a business running out of cash, the other is a company that - according to its latest result - is not doing too badly.

Or to spell it out more clearly, in GMC's case it was to Pak Marthen's advantage to string GMC along, as it was desperate for funding, while in SFH's case, with improving performance, a lower offer would simply get rejected by the Board and the business would move on.

If you are trying to make money from your investments, you need to understand the difference.

Also, in SFH's situation you seem to dislike the fact that Arabs are involved, while in GMC it is Indonesians. Perhaps, like many in these troubled times, you are just afraid of anything that sounds foreign.


Just a reminder of what you have written so far in your previous posts:

1.) They will get the numbers for whatever deal they make. They always do.
I'm not selling to any lousy ME operation though even if I have to take a lower price.

2.) We'll have to wait till the Arabs have been informed. First things first.

3.) He knows what they'll take , now he'll come back with a lower offer.