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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Zulu-tek, Inc. (ZULU)

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To: Jeffrey_J who wrote (9717)6/30/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: PartyTime  Read Replies (2) of 18444
 
I don't think it's an accurate guess. Too much in the mill for that to happen.

What is odd here, however, is that we've got leaders of the respective business components, some of whom own stock in ESVS and some of whom own stock in Zulu. Would it be logical to assume that there would be a move toward consolidation into the stock that will earn the greatest return? Or would the SEC prevent any such thing from happening?

In other words, (and these figures are arbitrary, not reflective of the reality) if I owned a 200,000 shares of ESVS would it be in my best interests to sell them and buy one million shares of Zulu? Or vice versa? If something like this were to happen--if it legally could happen--would this not be a sign as to which horse to be on in the end?

I still think it's the Zulu horse, given the ultimate 80/20 breakdown in the resulting entity.

Should we pose this problem to the Harvard Business School and see what they come up with? If someone fairly articulates the question--someone other than me, I'm still a rookie at this--I'll track someone down at the HBS and see if they'll tackle the question. Actually, should Zulu succeed and live to rival Doubleclick, this would be an excellent case study for the Harvard Business Review.
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