"The management of the two companies GER and UWRL are currently at the Toronto Business Expo and Shareholder Conference and will use the weekend to solidify the deal further."
In our last issue, titled: “The Pre-Merger Run-up: Where you can cut yourself a piece of the profits”, we introduced readers to the reverse merger process. We briefly discussed the principle purpose to ‘shell’ stocks and where investors can capitalize on investment. In this issue we will break down the seemingly-intimidating and at-times-complicated reverse merger cycle into four (4) basic stages. This will give every investor the opportunity and knowledge to recognize these explosive trends when they appear in the market.
Stage 1: Early Bird Special
A ‘shell’ stock with little to no market activity is aroused by a jump in volume. The volume primarily originates from (i) those with ‘inside’ knowledge and (ii) savvy investors speculating that a merger may be on the horizon. During this stage, ‘accumulation’ of stock in the marketplace by one, or both of the aforementioned parties, is common. Unusual volume activity, in a given market, is a signal that favorable corporate activity may be taking place. The favorable event, relative to reverse-mergers, is that management may have found a suitor for the shell.
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