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reading the paragraph again, it would have to be a substantially better offer, costing an additional $25m break-fee, unless Aphria matched it.

from last Monday's RNS regarding Aphria's offer for Nuuvera: "The arrangement agreement between Nuuvera and Aphria provides for, among other things, a non-solicitation covenant on the part of Nuuvera, as well as a provision that entitles Nuuvera to consider a superior proposal in certain circumstances, and a right in favour of Aphria to match any superior proposal. Nuuvera is not permitted to terminate the arrangement agreement as a result of a superior proposal. If the arrangement agreement is terminated in certain circumstances, including if Nuuvera enters into a definitive agreement with respect to a superior proposal, Aphria is entitled to a break-fee payment of $25 million. The Transaction is currently expected to close in April 2018." So, although Nuuvera cannot solicit better offers, they may 'consider' them and Aphria may match them, all between now and April. Anyone care to speculate whether any such proposals might be made to NUU in the next two months?

apologies, incorrectly alloted.

should put out a newsletter detailing his shorts (short positions, not underwear). Better as a contra-indicator any day than Winifrith and Malcy put together.

http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=5841275

Gratitudes.

"M3"?

The $1 a share goes to FFWD, not to shareholders directly, though some or all could filter through in the form of further share buy back, value-enhancing new investment, or even as a special dividend. Depends on directors' decision.

currently CN$8.03

what happens at 2.30pm.

even....

the gentlemen who tipped the wink here half-an-hour ago.

Jehosephat! Can I afford a new tiara for the wife?

again today - buyer seems to be back.

According to yesterday's RNS, management want two things - to buy back shares with spare cash, thus taking shares out of the market, and to bring the share price to a level that they think represents fair value of the aggregate of portfolio holdings, thus increasing MCap. I'm still of the opinion that they will do this by buying on positive news from our various holdings as it occurs, and given the relative illiquidity, we are likely to continue seeing fairly large swings in share price after each move upward.

Looks like you've been watching Star Wars again, Predator.

see how NUU reacts after 2.30pm.

I think they will pretty much track news from our various holdings. Yesterday's RNS stated that they thought the SP cheap in light of how well NUU has done since IPO. That's good enough for me.

aplenty; Factom at ~$48, NUU closed up 3.5% at $7.10. Inbound shortly news, what's like not to, hmm? Hmm?

49k buy at full ask to close proceedings for the day.