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Re: NHred post# 28021

Wednesday, 01/24/2007 9:42:15 PM

Wednesday, January 24, 2007 9:42:15 PM

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In a merger, any merger, you establish fair value for both companies.
What is FCCN's fair value .... pretty much the value of a pink sheet listing. Lets say about $300k to $450k.
What is the value of AERO? .... I assume much much more.
So .... AERO and its existing shareholders have to have the majority of the shares after merger to make it fair to AERO.

How do they get the majority of share? (examples)
1. Issue 1 billion shares of FCCN to AERO shareholders in exchange for their AERO shares.
2. Roll back FCCN 100:1 and do a merger.

This is basic corporate finance folks.
Unfortunately it does not appear as FCCN has done this CF approach. And as such FCCN directors have put its shareholders at risk.

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