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Wednesday, 04/26/2006 6:23:14 PM

Wednesday, April 26, 2006 6:23:14 PM

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If you're in JPHC at .001, and the buyout price is .005 that's 400% higher. If you hold through the merger ( and any restriction period )APOA would have to fall 75% in value from the established price (20 day average) on the day of the merger during the restricted period before you would begin to lose anything. If you're in lower, that % would be higher than 75%.

Example...if APOA 20 day ave comes in at .01, then it would need to be trading at .0025 when the restriction is lifted for you to break even. If it's still trading at .01, you make 400%, if it's trading at .005, you make 200% etc, etc.
Question is...will APOA retain any valie during that time period...or possibly even go higher than .01?

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