Getting a little more specific, notionally hedged means that Assets (the banks investments, originated loans) > Liabilities (deposits). But as you said, on paper.
>Shareholders have had numerous opportunities to sell at this price and higher, so it makes no sense to recommend the sale at this price for all shareholders.
Plenty of shareholders have sold at the offer price or lower, which is why TWTR was ~$38 pre-Elon.
I'm also sorry because I should have been more succinct. You are correct.
I, too, have a form of muscular dystrophy called Spinal Muscular Atrophy, type II. I deal with a lot of what's being discussed here, i.e. aspiration pneumonia.
That said, there is, at least in my mind, almost no functional difference between not having a muscle and having muscle so deteriorated that it no longer works. Electrical stimuli such as through a TENS unit does nothing.
Back to OPs suggestion though. You might be able to make a case for early onset muscle assist? Dunno, just spit-ballin'.