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Just the facts maam

04/13/13 10:54 AM

#25202 RE: QyQ #25199

QyQ, nothing from the SEC, yet.

Their policy also stipulates that if there is an investigation we may not be advised. They have my info and if they want to talk to me I am available.

Presently in the scheme of things we are small potatoes. Now if the merger is completed and Abbvie bought the company out on the cheap it would raise flags.

Abbvie and Biosante/ANI would be prudent to sign a partnership and co-promotion agreement and let the company grow. Allowing them to distance themselves from suspect valuations and manipulations. I'll have to see if can locate the information but, I believe I read that in the State of Delaware once a suitor owns more then 15% unless they meet certain conditions they must wait 3 years before being able to acquire a company.

Three years of un-manipulated growth would help garner a fair price and reduce the risk of criminal charges. I know if I were Management or the Board of either company or the parent company of ANI's Board representatives (JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, etc..), I would strongly consider this avenue.