Fair point, IMO, though I'm sure others will disagree.
To me, the best news is that - between JB's potential offer(s) and the multiple parties that have or are expected to execute NDAs, per BG - each of these parties should feel some amount of pressure to act/make offers lest one of the others swoops in first.
What we've always needed was some catalyst to ignite something of a bidding war for our potential. Hopefully that has now occured.
I'd like to make another point, as folks on this board seem intent on lining up on one side (JB) or the other (BG)....
How about we just line up on the same side, that of the common shareholder? If Hay Mountain has the goods, there is plenty of success for everyone to be well-rewarded. Money doesn't solve all problems. But those that it does solve, it solves absolutely. :-)
