Hi GOD1No I can't say that. I always trusted and believed that...

Hi GOD1

No I can't say that. I always trusted and believed that the deal will go through. I may have disagreed with Yes voters on what I believed to be a fair offer though. Always said that if 45c was IT, then that's that and nothing more to do - we take and move on.

The gist of my earlier question is in short:

If we assume the the deal is off (which seems very likely after recent reports) how does that change Yes voters sentiment. Some yes-voters may originally have been no-voters who changed sentiment as a result of the dragged out process but what about those who always promoted the T/O from outset. I'd be interested whether they, under the assumed circumstances would be supportive of say a JV with some other company or would they sell out and count losses (although there are a number of fortunate peole who will still make handsome profit even at current level). Does Yes-voters see any up-side in the new assumed environment (where JV might be only prospect on table)?

Regards