George -- One thing I'm certain of is that the proxy statement will tell you everything about AHS that you'll need to know.
I'm pleased with the .25 valuation, subject to an acceptable explanation of the "assumption of debt" issue. I'd try to call Bernard Hicks or John Collins of AHS today to ask that question, except they're meeting together until late.
Once again, although there can be no assurance, etc., etc., AHS and AVAL seem to be doing everything properly, and as I expected, thus far. Anyone who has any doubt that there is a tremendous interest in the delivery of health and wellness information over the Internet need only look at ONHN (OnHealth), which almost doubled briefly yesterday when a fund manager called it his favorite stock, and a few other lesser stocks like MCNS (Mediconsult.com). None of these companies provide the kinds of SERVICES that I believe AHS.com will. Combine the health angle with Internet access terminals (kiosks), which are a hot concept themselves with the likes of OSFT and USHP, and we have ourselves a potential grand slam IPO. |
