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How I'm looking at my InterOil investment now that the bidding might be done.
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'ebster123' pid='74653' datel Wrote:

'Lexinvest' pid='74652' dateline='<a href="tel:1469195 Wrote:

SupaSage2003 I appreciate your probability analysis. The math is beyond me. However I speculate those probabilities are Not just for the Present Value of the size of the natural gas at certification post-Antelope 7, but also include other factors as well.

I voted my few shares NO. I have read that others are voting NO as well. I voted NO and expect to continue to vote NO – until I feel that I have achieved about the Best Deal I can expect out of Interoil (which is likely much less than what I think its Fair Value is).

It looks like the Market is saying -- that probability is very Small. Any idea what the probability that enough Shareholder’s vote NO to stop the Sell Out?

TOT and XOM have every reason to keep the price down and I do not trust the market.

There is a reason why the wool has been pulled over the eyes of IOC shareholders and management has placed a gag order on themselves.  My shares, although now partially diminished, will all be voted NO to the Exxon deal as well.

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RE: How I'm looking at my InterOil investment now that the bidding might be done. - by ArtM72 - 07-23-2016, 12:06 AM

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