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Message: Re: Rules of thumb and broken thumbs...

Agree that an interim BP partnership would likely be the most beneficial financially potentially, with 2-3 more years of patience for BoM2 to unfold.

Doubt that $5-10 pps on a buyout would satisfy the BoD, Don, Dart, Hepa but who knows? Given that risks do still remain, even in the good/better positioning we enjoy "today" I would have a hard time walking away from $10-12 pps, personally. Even though I believe there is a much higher pps on the buyout horizon down the road, with a solid BoM2. But, a bird in the hand?

Hepa is still an interesting player in the shadows also (even as a last resort if things fell apart with BP?) - with financing (Ori?), could they make a controlling bid/offer for a leveraged/hostile takeover? Say, if Dart cashed out (for $10-12), along with enough other bigger Joe-retailers? Not sure about insider rules, Canadian business laws, or what constitutes "controlling" interest for for a Canadian public company?? Could they (Hepa/Ori) "possibly" wrestle control of RVX for $1-2b with a bid of $10-12 pps? ... and either develop 208 or flip it all to a BP in several years with BoM2 success? ... not a theory, just conversation. Early morning coffee kicking in strong haha

Looking forward to seeing how the market is today, after a nice little run, and pull back yesterday.

Bring on the BP

longgggg and stronggggg glta 

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