What if there is some participant trying to accumulate as much as possible in hopes to leverage a potential future bid / deal? No point in mentioning any obvious names.

It's a stretch, I know, but you have to admit the stock has held up strong with this Anonymous entity consistently on the buy side as of late.

...food for thought,

Darko

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