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Friday, 07/21/2006 4:58:25 PM

Friday, July 21, 2006 4:58:25 PM

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I think the best way to keep this stock at high value after the merger is complete and the price is set is to refuse to sell your stock for under X dollars (and make sure X dollars is nowhere near what the stock is now). The stock can only go as low as people are willing to panic out of fear or as low as the MM's ask for it. Just ignore the MM ask'ing prices (they may try to walk this stock down again once it goes to $15) and refuse to sell below X amount and eventually demand will dry up the supply.
And if people think that this stock is 'worth' something, more investors may come in.
The only disadvantage of this is that you may not be able to sell at the time that you want to sell it at. You may have to wait until it goes public at the NASDAQ, when this stock gains more exposure...

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