With takeovers, we have always liked the idea of selling 33% on an initial bid, 33% 'later, and then tendeing the balance to the final offer. This captures a quick gain but leaves some on the table in case something else (another bid) happens. There is little premium left in the offer at current prices. As we noted this morning, we don't think the odds are high of a new offer, but they are more than 0%. We would expect the stock to more or less flatline in the interim. There might be some concern about regulatory approval, but there are no 10%+ shareholders at this time to cause problems. We think selling half now, rather than a third, is likely the best move.
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