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[The Rainmaker]

BRIEF: Global Networks buys "Hevre" site: The company bought 70% of the social network site at a company value of NIS 22-28 million.

Oct 17, 2007 (Globes - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Global Networks Ltd. has acquired 70 percent of social network website Hevre from Machshava Ltd. and has an option on the rest of the company. The amount of the deal was not disclosed buy was reportedly for NIS 15-20 million, giving a company value of NIS 22-28 million.
Global Networks said that they plan to invest NIS 5 million in the company over the coming year in order to position the company's website and to develop new ones.

Global Networks sets up and manages websites for the general public. The company owns dating and other social network sites. "Hevre", founded in 2002, was Israel's first social network site.



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[Niemand]

Looks like some smart investor's dream came true.

The Dream: Smart investor buys up much of the shares of a low float, thinly traded stock and put them up for sale at high limit prices hoping that, at some point, the market will finally wake up and recognize the true underlying value and pay the smart investor's asking prices for the stock.

The Reality: The market consists of an unwitting poor soul whose account has been hacked into to allow the smart investor free reign to use it to make a market for the stock (i.e., to put in a market order to buy the stock).