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Tuesday, 12/18/2018 8:40:06 AM

Tuesday, December 18, 2018 8:40:06 AM

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Here's my thinking on INUV.

CPT must already have buyers lined up for their shares at $9+ in the IPO. Otherwise, we would not have gotten to this point.

Buying INUV at $1.16 is buying CPT shares at a 50 percent discount.

So, whoever is lining up to buy the IPO shares will figure this out and bid up INUV shares much closer to $2.22 -- at which point INUV will be fully valued relative to the $9 IPO shares.

Here's how to figure the discount. $1.16 minus $0.45 in cash is $0.71.
That is how much one is paying to get the shares portion of the acquisition. If we price CPT IPO shares at $9, then that translates into a buyout price of $2.22. And $2.22 minus $0.45 is $1.77. And 71c is only 40 percent of $1.77. So, INUV could move up by 150 percent before it gets to the price that people are agreeing to pay for the IPO shares.

I'm holding for much higher prices.

I am obviously NOT an investment advisor.

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