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Re: stervc post# 124

Sunday, 08/05/2012 2:15:42 PM

Sunday, August 05, 2012 2:15:42 PM

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Sounds enticing! I think I would probably assume the worst and go to 250 million shares (or around 40 million share avg. per acquisition) for worst-case scenario. Still well worth it considering the price we're at. What would be nice for the company to do (assuming all acquisitions are successfully completed) is to create some sort of stock buyback thereafter. If they were to show profits of this magnitude and anticipate future increase in earnings, I would hope that is the case, especially if the stock price was being held down. Or, they would be "forced" to do an R/S and uplisting, which would suck because R/S' suck in general, but it would be beneficial if it meant hitting the NASDAQ. We would be realizing a much higher P/E ratio. It all comes down to those acquired companies and whether the people in charge there realize that giving up a little near-term value will benefit them exponentially in the long-term. They will be handsomely rewarded if dilution is below 20 million shares per acquisition.

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