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rmt28265

07/19/06 11:25 PM

#4578 RE: mnvestor #4571

I agree with that, but I think that we interpret the PR a little differently. I think that the stock is going to get stuck between the $2-$3 range. Original shareholders of CVSU will benefit greatly from this, but we are still going to be sitting on a $2-$3 pps. I am completely happy with that and will smile all the way to the keyboard as I transfer it to my checking account, so please don't get my intentions wrong. Nobody has posted the amount of CVSU shares that are outstanding. We know how many of FHAL are out there, but the other is kind of being looked past. I honestly believe that FHAL/CVSU(the current merged company) is going to help us make a lot of money in the next 3-4 days, but then I think we might get kind of stale. I hate the idea of flipping stocks, this is not my job, so I like to be able to put my money into something and to be honest, I usually get out at 15%, so I am already going against my normal plan. Can you blame me though??? I hope the best to all of us and I hope that we all see that $15 range. Only time will tell and the good thing is that we only have a short time to wait until all of our questions are answered. JMHO
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peng

07/20/06 7:33 AM

#4933 RE: mnvestor #4571

The bottom line to me... with all these new shares coming in, the company does not want to shell out $13-$14 per share to the new holders. Therefore, they would be much happier to spend their capital alloted to that project to buy back shares as they have mentioned before. The natural price of the stock is expected to be $7-$21 after the merge... and if they can buy back shares to inflate the price to $15 in the next few days... they would have no concern about paying out $200 million to new holders... rather they could pay around $10-$50 million to eat up most of the float here.