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Strategies & Market Trends : Wayne Rumball's tax write offs

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To: Wayne Rumball who wrote (116)6/11/1998 4:07:00 PM
From: Wayne Rumball  Read Replies (2) of 205
 
Now here's a good piece of junk;
To: P.E. Allen (5044 )
From: Boob
Thursday, Jun 11 1998 3:51PM ET
Reply # of 5055

OK PE, time for a little math lesson

Merger is expected to be one share of Aviva Common Stock for 10 shares of
Garnet Common Stock.

OK so easy to understand this...for every 10 shares you own you will get 1...reverse
merger...keep reading...

Aviva Common Stock is traded on the London Stock Exchange under the symbol
''AVP'' and closed yesterday at 14 pence or $0.2366.

OK now let's do some math here....AVP trades for 0.2366...for every 10 shares of
GARN (at 0.035 now) you will get 1 share AVP for 0.2366. So basically you are
paying 35cents to get 23cents....sounds like a good deal eh? LOL...plus, you gotta sell
it in London england...keep reading

Aviva's Depositary Receipts (which represent five shares of Aviva Common Stock)
are traded on the American Stock Exchange (symbol AVV).

OK present bid of AVV is .81....this represents 5 shares of common...so divide .8125
by 5.... = /0.16 equivalent per share....now for every 10 shares of GARN at .035 now
you will get 1 share of Avivaa common which is worth 0.16 in the US...so basically you
are paying 35 cents to get 16cents.

WHAT A DEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NOT

BOOB
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