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That makes sense, but I think the opportunity cost should not be ignored. If the opportunity cost of continuing on the current track is higher than the expected returns (both on the short and long term), then it might be better for us to either sell or cut our losses.

But yes... when somebody approaches us (instead of the other way around) we have a much stronger position during negotiation. So the problem is really in the "eventually" part.