Interested observers will have noticed that Circuit City's share price has been slowly ebbing away from last Friday's spike when financier Carl Icahn announced interest in taking them private, with or without Blockbuster Video.
The (presently) 6% slide since last week may be a sign that large, well connected investors are doubting that after examining Circuit City's books, either Icahn or Blockbuster (or both) will advance an offer. It seems unlikely at this point, especially given Blockbuster's earlier ardor towards making a deal, but stranger things have happened.
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