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Re: TeraDyne post# 14656

Thursday, 12/02/2010 5:13:13 PM

Thursday, December 02, 2010 5:13:13 PM

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True, you become a shareholder of the new company, but to what amount? Chances are it is not proportional to the amount of the shell that you had. If the original shell has 100M O/S, the new company might decide to add 900M to it to represent themselves. Now the OS is 1B. If you hold 1M, now instead of owning 1% of a shell, you own 0.1% of the new company. This may still be profitable to you, or it may not.

I am not an Investment Advisor and I cannot be held liable for your investment decisions. Everything I write is to be considered "in my opinion".

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