@adar170@saltadogato and as arrogant as ever...
did bmy also give a guide to upper range specifically for abecma last q?
I can't find anything in bmy's call or ppt.
@marketswithmay@SirSardonic One would assume ex date tomorrow/ownership today at close?
Will be interesting to see what strikes are exercised..I’ve sold 95 cc’s expiring this week against my position.
@kewgardens1@KourtsideKing court is open until 5 PT, so I would assume it will be AH, considering they will at least take the day to review the appeal based on how short the notice is...
@KilliK69 @XboxTheory @FOSSpatents@WSJ But they agreed to a stay in the CAT, whereas you’d assume MS would’ve just continued there if they did not have a timeline from the CMA on this process…how do they appease CMA and not introduce new issues with FTC and EU will be interesting
@VindexMalorum@FOSSpatents Yes, but it’s not what the FTC “wanted”
They wanted to block the merger regardless, as the FTC wouldn’t even meet with MS to discuss remedies.
I hope the judge sees this and the FTC being completely unreasonable throughout all of this.
@Architect9000 She ended the closing arguments with discussing atvi being integrated into ms as a stand alone, which leads me to believe she denies the PI as it can be easily divested after a full trial.
You think she files a sealed ruling by tomorrow?
@FOSSpatents Judge Corley mentioned she wants them to go anticompetitive harm by harm and wants someone from MS up when FTC is talking...
Is this a common closing procedure for this type of case?
@FOSSpatents seems like this question was overlooked....so you can play first party game on gamepass day of release for the small monthly fee and not have to spend ~$70...unreal how they can argue this isn't pro-consumer and with greater choice...
@FOSSpatents Any comment on the recent filing from the CAT?
This just CMA trying to delay and CAT saying no, case will proceed on timeline laid out?
https://t.co/27bu8F9agT
@GamzlyTKD@FOSSpatents MS said this in their initial filing also...if a PI is granted, no merger can really survive the administrative nightmare of the FTC...