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Re: newtoitall post# 16671

Monday, 04/20/2015 1:18:03 PM

Monday, April 20, 2015 1:18:03 PM

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Again, this is PURELY HYPOTHETICAL at this point in regards to a 'buyout', however, *IF* TLNUF were to be bought out, the pps/price per share would depend on WHO, or which company, was buying Telecorp.

For example, if Oracle (a HUGE, very well-known software company) were to buy out Telecorp, you could probably expect for your life to change financially (for the better) over-night. Why? Because Oracle trades at $45+ per share and every company they own generates huge revenue, which would translate to a nice stock price for shareholders, which ever company that may be.


I mention the word(s) 'buyout' in the same sentence with Telecorp because it is stated in Telecorps website that a 'merge' or sellout to another company would be something Telecorp would consider. It is all a part of their business plan. This is why I believe Paul is attempting to acquire as many companies as he can. He (Paul) is looking to make Telecorp into a revenue generating company so that it would look attractive enough to other companies which then would give Paul & Company the opportunity to SELL the company to a much larger computer software company.



If you go to Oracle's website and click on their acquisitions, you will see a list of companies that Oracle acquired through-out the years. Oracle does exactly what Telecorp does and MANY companies that do what Telecorp does eventually get bought out by larger companies. So, I think, that is what Telecorp is aiming to do. Again - ALL IMO/IN MY OPINION.