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Technology Stocks : Avalon Group, Inc.

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To: equalizzer who wrote (820)1/15/1999 5:06:00 AM
From: Catfisher   of 1530
 
<<In AVAL's case the debt may add several pennies to the value of the deal. When you also factor in the cost of the warrant call you could be adding 5 to 6 cents to the value of the deal.>>

Is the implication here that the funds for purchasing the warrants and assumption of debt is coming from AHS? And if this is the case, has this not already been factored into the 8 to 1 conversion ratio under consideration for Avalon shares into AHS? I guess what I am asking is, is it reasonable to anticipate that if the final valuation of Avalon is 25 cents, then on a conversion basis of 8 for 1, the final valuation of AHS would be (8 x .25), or around $2.00?
Cliff
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