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Report this Comment On March 14, 2013, at 8:29 PM, mistacy wrote:
At $24 per share, no investor was interested to do a buy out deal of Best Buy. Now the stock price has come back from $11.30 low to today $21.5 a share. Which is very close to original buy out offer. So what is going on here? I think some people are trying to squeeze as much money out of BBY before it goes through its down spiral into oblivion. Such a rally on no guidance, tweaked earning reports, & unproven management model, is full blown speculation. BBY share price will fade as fast as it rose in the last 3 months. Today's share price is simply ridiculous cause the company has nothing to back up any guaranteed success.
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