The company wasn't dying, but it was undervalued on the market. It also sounds like the component parts of the company were more valuable separate than together

The company wasn't dying, but it was undervalued on the market. It also sounds like the component parts of the company were more valuable separate than together. >Honestly the higher the price the better it is. IF you have to buy at $300M, and can only sell for $100, then higher prices are not better.