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is there a similar set of penalties for a company, say Google, saying that they won't buy with the express intention of this reducing the value so that they can
by herghost 10y ago
is there a similar set of penalties for a company, say Google, saying that they won't buy with the express intention of this reducing the value so that they can in fact buy?
I was reading recently about the St Jude Medical incident where their stock was shorted by a company that produced a paper on security vulnerabilities in their products. This is currently going to court.
I wonder whether it's the same in all scenarios?
- dexterdog 10y agoThere comes a point where it's just negotiation and gambling. If I don't want to buy your burning house because I think you want too much it's fine for me to wait because I know the price will likely come down. There is always a chance that somebody else will grab it before my trigger point, but that's the gamble.