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Re: sandvet post# 3887

Wednesday, 07/19/2006 3:30:14 PM

Wednesday, July 19, 2006 3:30:14 PM

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A simple Analogy, Sandvet:

A reverse merger is like the invasion of the body snatchers.

A rich smartold guy pays off a broke young bum, just to get his body, because he has no criminal record, is healthy, and doesn't owe the IRS anything.

Any old contracts the bum had (our shares) will be honored, but the old shell is being revitalized by a rich man's assets.

Everybody who knew the bum well thinks it's the same old crap he used to spout...but those in the know, realize there's a Rolls Royce just outside the door, waiting to take him to a new home.

Many people don't know what a reverse merger is, so they think it's just another of FHAL's amazon river schemes getting pumped up as usual.

For the bum, .09 cents value was a stretch. But for the rich old guy - CVSU - $15 pps is actually low. Crazy low. Could be valued at $21, but below twenty doesn't raise any flags at the SEC, that require more proof of assets. I think with every multiple of 100M a company is worth, it makes the complications go up geometrically.

There are other precedents of people buying Reverse Merger takeover stocks, and going from .06cents to $20, or even $50. It's not what most people are used to on Penny boards, so they're looking at it the same old way.

But at the very least, as the news gets out, if the low float (48.8 in May) and ongoing buyback of FHAL shares is true, we should be seeing $3-$5 dollars without much volume, as we saw in today's action.





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