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To: OFW who wrote (752)	12/17/1998 10:17:00 PM
From: equalizzer	Read Replies (1) of 1530

Yes I have experience in the field. Depending on the State of incorporation there are many protections available to the investor. These include but are not limited to fairness hearings, shareholder approval etc. In any deal where you see the involvement of credible law firms, accounting firms and investment banking firms the worries are lessened as all these firms have deep pockets and sizeable insurance policies and premiums to protect. Where a plan can be seen to improve shareholder potential by any of the following occurrences again you would be less inclined to worry. 1) The eventual move from a small less desirable exchange to a major exchange. 2) Restructuring to allow significant fund raising to support a market launch of products etc. 3) The involvement of strong new management and investor relation support etc. 4) New business plan opportunities and implementation. You are correct that where a restructuring is done and a company remains on the bulletin board etc it normally results in a loss and or a painful experience.

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