Digital Generation, Inc. Message Board

i do not know how they could sell the company for less than 18/share, and i would guess that is the worst case scenario, which leaves about 45 percent upside to the closing price today.

best case scenario, is most likely what a few analysts have suggested as 34 dollars a share, which my hunch is would be tough to get in this economic environment.

but if there is some private venture capital oompany or two that thinks they can sell off some of the assets and cut the workforce fat, perhaps a bidding war could get us to that price.

i would be thrilled with anything in the 20s, esp if it happens sooner than later.

but i am sure they can get a decent offer from someone in at least the low 20s.....

because the market has been selling anything and everything it can get its short hands on???

i mean, take away a few stocks, and there has been a general slaughter, a silent slaughter, of alot of stocks....

i am staring at the prices of some of these companies with clean balance sheets that are getting decimated....

then there are these absurd pumps of these barely out of the womb so called growth stocks, and the MO MO crowd flocks for a month or two before moving on....

i really think once the economic crisis fear syndrome clears up, people will realize how cheap the market has become....

call me optimistic, or bullish or whatever, but the fact people are actually claiming dgit might fall back to 10 bucks/share if they do not get a deal done asap reflects this total distortion of valuations...

there seems to be a whole heck of alot of "mispricing" in the market, where the reasonable range of disagreement is now miles apart instead of yards apart......