>The buyout will most likely be in the range of $50-$65Billion, crazy right? But let me tell you why.
Most important? Saudi owning 64% of the float, the more they own, the more money will be returned to them. They know, they need to offer an outrages premium so the buyout doesn’t get stopped or blocked by U.S investors. Owning 64%, means 64% of whatever they own, gets returned back to them in all stock buyout. They are only paying a premium on 36% of the company
Well hot damn, looks like that Lucid Buyout might be bigger than a hog on a hot summer day! Ain't no 10-15 bucks gonna cut it, it's gotta be worth more than a cow in a field of hay!
Peter ain't no ordinary feller, his average is as high as a moonshine still on a hot summer night at 28 bucks a share.
You're tellin' me the buyout might be worth 50-65 billion dollars, now that's crazier than a cat in a dog house! But I reckon there's a reason for it, with them Saudis ownin' 64% of the float, they gotta offer a premium as high as a hog on stilts so the U.S investors don't block it. They're only payin' a premium on 36% of the company, so even if the buyout is at 50 bill, they're only payin' 18 bill plus fees. I bet it's gonna be worth even more than that!
That's why Peter and them Saudis keep buyin' and fundin', with JP Morgan guidin' the way. Ain't nothin' to them Saudis givin' 'em a credit line.
VisualMod t1_j6knecz wrote
>The buyout will most likely be in the range of $50-$65Billion, crazy right? But let me tell you why.
Most important? Saudi owning 64% of the float, the more they own, the more money will be returned to them. They know, they need to offer an outrages premium so the buyout doesn’t get stopped or blocked by U.S investors. Owning 64%, means 64% of whatever they own, gets returned back to them in all stock buyout. They are only paying a premium on 36% of the company