I wish you would stop trying to correlate these R/Ms to DVFA. You'll need to use only the R/S included ones from this list (if any) and look at those to see which ones had max A/S going in to them. Then you filter those through a new company set-up that has no known continuing revenue stream.
Now do a correlation to DVFA and see how many "really do well."
R/M almost always do well. If the merging company is soild, this O/S is small to really make a impact on our investment. Don't worry, we will get our shares soon.