The company, whose earnings have been under pressure of late, had seen its stock shoot up $1.875 the day before.
Its stock then shot up to about $5 a share.
By May 1, the stock shot up to more than $56 a share on news of the bid.
Its stock shot up 75 percent to $18.375 on the day of the announcement and rose further after that.
The stock shot up, at one stage hitting $17 a share.
At the time of Marriott's proposal, its stock shot up from $17.125, to $21.875.
The next morning, the analysts' consensus comments were favorable, and the stock shot up.
But then something happened, and the stock shot up.
When the offer was made in late October, the stock shot up from the upper 30's to $62.
The stock shot up to 29 1/4 on the day.