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OSH Should Offer Higher Number and It's a Win-Win For Them
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'Putncalls' pid='74150' datel Wrote:Just to be crystal clear. I didn't say "crystal clear". As far as "compensation" goes that is rude supposition and innuendo.
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Hey Put,

I think there's a little confusion going on here.  I think Haroco was reading your cut-and-paste of the Raymond James research and thought those were your words.

Supa

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Putz, in another post a few days ago you said you voted NO with all your shares and said you have 200,000 or so in play

Were you joking or serious?
Drivel Maven with Personality
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#13
I said I have less than 200,000 shares but it's almost that many digits.
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#14
Institutions i.e. the mutual funds have written prospective's given to purchasers of their funds. Many could not hold foreign stocks like an OSH. They are in the minority these institutions under 50% of Interoil shareholders.
But at 49% ownership they have clout. To them OSH stock is an issue and love the idea of Exxon stock for Interoil shares.
OSH Just matching the Exxon deal will not get it done. If that's all the juice offered than that bid will go down
in flames.
RJ has zero clue as to what Total will or will not do. Common sense as written in the WSJ and other news services states Total has good reason to bid on Interoil. Citi even computed how much Total would have to pay Exxon. That speaks quite loudly what they think. Alas we know more on the 21st.
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