Nowadays, the game is very clearly, 1:4 transaction, core managers (both companies) have two strategies to force shareholders vote 'yes'. 1) lower MSP'sp, keep and make sure the price is less than 1/4 FFT' price, 2) higher FFT's price, greater than 4 times MSP's price. It looks the managers choose option 1 now. It is really shit, but this happened. Now managers throw the problem to us, if you choose to keep the cheap, undervalue MSP (vote NO), or agree to transaction, to cover partially lose. My attitude is still no, but the situation is really hard.
MSP Price at posting:
2.7¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
