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I wonder whether the party who made the offer and got rejected have given the instruction to buy on market. Does that sort of thing happen?
If they are smart they just accumulate, let if flop again then make the play. 31% in a morning is pretty heavy handed you'd have to say however! It's hardly hiding your intentions for those who are watching closely.
There is nearly 5,000,000 sitting there at .03 if they are serious they should just swallow the lot.
I've never seen or heard of it happening in terms of would be bidders buying on market. Can you point to any past examples of such happening?
38m volume so far today @ 2.86c VWAP is a mere $1.1m and 2% of the company. Not sure that looks like the footprint of a rejected-bidder-turned-aggressive-accumulator.
Volumes are high but at these prices, values aren't.
There's normally plenty of speculators prepared to buy in at any hint of a takeover approach.
Suddenly a single order of 4.5 mill at the top offer and very willing to sell, already moved it one tick lower.
There are big changes underway in the substantial holdings department, that's for sure.
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