Replies to post #3908 on Value Microcaps Zip Code Changers

[stanley01]

AHAG...one thing remaining...

Float is tiny as it appears most shares are held by AHAG management & a few large shareholders on this board, OS share count is low (only 7 million), management involved in company founded Steel Partners hedge fund, the shell is clean (last 8-k available mentioned company only has a small amount of cash and no liabilities), volume has been drying up as most of the holders of stock are holding their entire position waiting (a lot of patient investors)....

Only thing we need now is material news (a reverse merger), and AHAG will take off to the races.

[Potse]

CFON...final liquidation distribution.....

That makes Robert Sillerman's acquisition of the GWAY/FNCX shell (4M outstanding, 15-12G filer) somewhat of an eyebrow raiser. It could quite possibly renew interest and speculation in low-share structure pink sheet shells. That is why I plan on maintaining the decent-sized positions I have built in 15-12G filing shells like AHAG and CFON.

CFON was one of the shells caught up in the big "pre-emptive" shell suspension by the SEC last month. It turns out that the SEC brought an end to what was actually/probably a reasonably good 15-12G filing shell. CFON has decided to completely liquidate and distribute the remaining cash. The cash distribution (.0175/share) will probably show up in my account either today or tomorrow.

In the months prior to the suspension, people were selling shares of CFON at a valuation that was less than 30% of the net cash on the books.

http://www.otcbb.com/dailylist/txthistory/di06122012.txt

[Potse]

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.