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With Santos I lost a lot, didn't expect the the management to turn down a good buy out offer, at the expense of the shareholder.
Just shows how little regard the management has for the shareholders, when their salaries are at stake, a really shitty company IMO
How many capital raising's have they done, since the what was it $7.80 or something like that offer?
Absolute bunch of idiots, that shouldn't be running a company .IMO
Absolutely appalling, the management is meant to take an objective view, has Wesfarmers ever knocked back an unbelievable offer for their companies?
IMO Santos management, were more interested in their own skins, than their shareholder interests, and I think through the share dilutions everyone is aware of it.
Anyway only slightly on topic.
Thankfully the Banks are always in the spotlight, and would struggle to get away with completely outrageous behaviour, one would hope.
Yea, hard to sell into a buyout where your job will disappear and the share price is too low for those nice options.
They did two cap raising since. Glad I didn't buy the second one.
But having said that, I still think it's worth at least $10 a share. Just need to be a bit, a lot, more patient and watch the oil price coming back up.
With Trump and Tillerson of ExxonMobil... man we're doomed. But Santos would rise before that doom though
Look into pharma companies. They're the new parasites feeding off of our Treasury and publicly funded intellectual properties.