10Mes·

Takeover bid Nike $NKE (-0,06%)

I can't quite figure it out. Maybe someone can help me think. 😅

Why is a takeover bid made for USD 80 when the share is currently trading at USD 83? Who would accept such an offer?

If I want to sell, would I rather sell it to the (better paying) market, or am I missing something?

Edit: Photo removed.

18 Commenti

Ronald@AlterMann

10Mes

Dummenfang

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Patrick@Pazi3

10Mes

@AlterMann ok. So this has no "deeper meaning" 😂

If Nike goes down the drain by the deadline, can it be used as a hedge or are they allowed to refuse?

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Ronald@AlterMann

10Mes

@Pazi3 You have to read through the conditions. I recently had something like that, and they were able to back out too

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

10Mes

@AlterMann states that the price may change.

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John@Transporter

10Mes

@Pazi3 Brokers must pass on these letters, even if they are pointless and aimed at ripping you off. However, 2 more thoughts. If the stock drops below $80 and it is cheaper on the market, a) more people will try to take up the offer and b) the issuer probably won't want any more pieces. Please also note that they only want shares that are in a US depository. Yours are probably at Clearsteam Frankfurt or Luxembourg. If you send them to yours, you will still have to pay the costs for the change of depository. So be careful. As I said, it's just a rip-off.

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Soprano@Soprano

10Mes

@Transporter Can I also make such offers as a private individual? So I say I buy your Microsoft shares for 20 dollars and then the brokers have to pass that on to their 8 million customers. Even if only 3 people do that, I've already made a profit.

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John@Transporter

10Mes

@Soprano I don't know, but I would assume that there are a few hurdles to overcome.

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CaYaRo@CaYaRo

10Mes

is always related to the expectation of the $NKE share; in this case, Tutanota wants to secure 500,000 shares at a fixed price; incidentally, the colleagues have also tried this with $GOOGL and $INTC in recent months

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Tothemoon99@Tothemoon99

10Mes

You can see your last name (just for info)

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Patrick@Pazi3

10Mes

@Li99 Thanks for the tip. I read about it straight away 👍🏼

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DonaldTruck@DonaldTruck

10Mes

It's practically a future. You can leave it for a month. Who knows what the price will be then.
Think of it as a stop loss that you will be asked to execute

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

10Mes

Maybe you should buy Nike shares. Something is bound to happen to the stock if they try to stock up here.

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CaYaRo@CaYaRo

10Mes

@Reinecke the 500,000 correspond to only 0.03% of all outstanding Nike shares; don't know what Tutanota LLC is doing now, but think they are more interested in publicity

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

10Mes

@CaYaRo If the shares go up 90 dollars, that should be enough for them.

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Epi@Epi

10Mes

A free put option until 9/11. A fine thing.

The shares should not fall below 80$ even in the big crash.

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Mike1990@Mike1990

10Mes

Also available from broadcom recently

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Hodlinvestor@Hodlinvestor

10Mes

No, you're not overlooking anything.
Someone wants to secure a cheap share in the company.
I often get letters like that, not explicitly about shares.
But about shareholdings in companies.

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BockaufDividenden@BockaufDividenden

10Mes

I also get this from these Tutola LLC offers for Amazon...yes ne is clear, is already lower than the course ..note US taxes nmoch in addition

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