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Microcap & Penny Stocks : FAMH - FIRAMADA Staffing Services

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To: Brad who wrote (6081)3/13/1998 3:38:00 AM
From: Sam  Read Replies (2) of 27968
 
Brad, I am not sure I follow your logic, and I am definitely more scared than excited by this PR. The following issues have been raised:

- This reverse merger DOES look like a reverse split, the target being much smaller (6-7x? as per CC) than FAMH -> we have basically the same company after, but with 1/4 of the shares!.

- I am afraid of the potential dilution, as we buy a company with no earnings (Ira did mention they have a very small float though,
and this can be compensated by an increased in BV/share or tax benefits for ex.)

- This may lead to a diversion of resources, as we acquire a company in a different industry (and FAMH was not a holding).

Now of course, I understand the benefits of becoming a listed company,
esp. for ST traders. Just would like to know if this is worth it from a small SH standpoint. I guess the only way to answer this question is to figure out which company they are buying....

Don't take me wrong, I like the story of this cy sofar, but this haste
to use "tricks" to become listed sounds a bit ackward to me, esp. when
the fundamentals they claim should do the work for them (once Myriad
acquisition and claimed EPS will be confirmed).
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