In the case of CUU, I think we will simply be advised of the agreed upon price that meets the requirements of the majority of the voting shares ie, what Ernesto has agreed to accept.

As a practical matter if every outstanding share that he does not own disagreed with that number, it doesn't matter.

That is the advantage of having majority control.

That being the case, the negotiations need not, should not and will not happen in public.

Another reason why it is dangerous to be trading these shares.

The lightning will strike out of the blue with a corresponding halt for the prices to immediately adjust to Ernestos price.