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gme overthinking shares acquisition price hedge

$GME You're overthinking this GME won't exercise shares They don't need 10-15-20% They need more derivative exposure to make the deal more attractive due to the acquisition price hedge If the 10% passes, it just means many holders might want a takeover, so a tender offer could be more appealing There's no need for voting rights since it's mostly held by institutions Either they're in or out Also, after 15% voting Delaware law would lock it up for 3 years GME could get a $40B loan to offer a 100% cash deal using current cash eBay cash and derivative offset If TD offers $20, an extra $20 via syndicate might be possible even with senior notes $3B EBITDA is tough $5B is possible but not proven Stop hoping for exercise Hope for more exposure to discount

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