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Strategies & Market Trends : Speculating in Takeover Targets
ULBI 4.280+0.5%Apr 17 3:59 PM EDT

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To: richardred who wrote (4446)5/12/2017 1:24:17 PM
From: richardred  Read Replies (3) of 7159
 
RE-ASVI/ MNTX Well that didn't take long from my last post. I absolutely love what the board decided to do with their ASVI stake.

IMO restores much value back to the company. This with my take of straight mask cranes, and my personal take, of not being a strict constructionist (pun intended) on value stock buys.

Upon successful IPO completion. Future catalyst- Debt levels should sink as well as quarterly interest payments. A reduced debt level is also a positive selling point among potential buyers of their products. IMO This makes the IPO a future target itself. This scenario with TEX approval. This puts CAT into play as a future niche possible hypothetical buyer for ASV. IMO this move also makes MNTX a more of a speculative target. Failed TEX bidder ZOOMLION once again comes to mind. I can still see ZL being interested in the US infrastructure market. This would make it smaller, but a more affordable way to participate. It also would mostly likely not be in the selling to China political limelight like the failed TEX deal was.




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