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Re: Joker86 post# 96761

Wednesday, 10/11/2006 10:03:53 AM

Wednesday, October 11, 2006 10:03:53 AM

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re: "In that process, when one company aquires another one, allowed to recalculate the book value and reset the price of your company through filings because the value of the two companies combined shows more value. Similar to IPO but not the same thing. Just revaluing the new entitity."

All true, except that what he's referring to are tax valuations. Reverse mergers like this allow for stock swap without any tax liability.

That's been interpreted as being share price but he's leaving out that clarification.

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