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Right, and if they call you in on a Sunday completely blindsided "just to sign some papers" you may regret waiving your right to buy the shares - a right that t
by dmurray 3y ago
Right, and if they call you in on a Sunday completely blindsided "just to sign some papers" you may regret waiving your right to buy the shares - a right that the acquirer, at least, seems to value. You shouldn't be signing it without an attempt to figure out what that right is worth.
- eterm 3y agoIf you're ever given any paperwork to sign ever, thank them for the paperwork and take it away to digest. Don't let false urgency ever pressure you to do otherwise. If they need your signature, they can wait to get it. If they don't need your signature then they shouldn't have a problem anyway.