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Re: Potse post# 3908

Tuesday, 05/07/2013 7:14:03 AM

Tuesday, May 07, 2013 7:14:03 AM

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AHAG(.008)....might be worth monitoring.....

One interesting thing the GWAY and AHAG shells had in common: both shells had management with current or past connections to the Steel Partners hedge fund (see post 3851).



It might be worth it to pick up a few shares of the AHAG shell, or place it on a watch list. If it turns out the "Awestruck LLC" corporation recently registered in Nevada is in anyway connected to Lawrence Butler and his privately-held Awestruck Marketing Group company, that is something that could trigger speculative interest in the AHAG shell.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=87216574
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=SX7rY%252fnP8WVXHcKeJD%252fvoQ%253d%253d

AHAG is the last remaining of the three 15-12G filing shells that had strong management/director connections to the Steel Partners hedge fund. All three shells made their 15-12G filing within a year or so of each other. And AHAG is the only one of the three that has not seen a multi-million dollar valuation at some point in the last few years......

1) GWAY/VGGL had the monster run from pennies to $5 when Robert Sillerman purchased the shell ($20 million valuation on the shell shares).

2) NCMV shareholders were cashed out by Mark Schwarz (Newcastle Partners) at a roughly $1M valuation, and the shell went private. But the shell did reach a $3+M valuation on one of its speculative runs.

3) AHAG has seen a top valuation of about $300K in the last few years when it was trading around the 3-4 cents area for awhile.

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