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Re: $oldier Hard post# 38762

Sunday, 04/15/2007 12:59:36 AM

Sunday, April 15, 2007 12:59:36 AM

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Soldier,

I'm only a few years from retiring myself! Here is my opinion:

Best case:

Yucatan currently owns BHUB. Yucatan is attempting to make a deal with TELA (another company) to trade its stock for our BHUB stock on a 1-for-1 basis. TELA's stock price per share (pps) is approximately .30 right now. However, TELA would plan to issue 100 shares for each one of its shares (1-100 forward split), which means its pps should drop to .003. This is approximately what BHUB shares are trading for at .0026. This would allow for a nearly equivalent trade between BHUB and TELA shares; that is, you neither lose nor gain money immediately if this plan occurs. However, The best case would be if TELA's stock pps rose considerably. Some people here are predicting $1 or more in which case, if you trade your BHUB shares for the TELA shares, you can sell the TELA shares for a significant profit...it could be worth more than .01 per share after the forward split, which is more than 3 times the current pps of BHUB. That would give us more than a 300% profit from the current BHUB stock price.

Worst case:

The TELA deal falls through and BHUB does a reverse split or other activity which causes its pps to drop back to .0001 or Yucatan cancels BHUB shares, which would mean BHUB shareholders lose any profits they ever had or suffer total losses. Or another worst case, is that BHUB takes a couple of years until it trades again in which case the money you have bought in BHUB shares is locked there and you cannot touch it until BHUB final trades again.

In my humble opinion (IMHO)

Hope this helps!



MY OPINION. GET YOUR OWN.


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