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To: equalizzer who wrote (820)1/15/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: Jon Matz  Read Replies (1) of 1530
 
You wrote: "The assumption of debt issue in most cases means that the value assigned to the transaction is as follows.
1. Value of shares outstanding multiplied by .25c.
2. Value of debt divided by number of shares outstanding is then added to the value of shares to give a real price being paid."

I would think that this means assets = .25 per share then you would subtract the company debt. For example:
1. Number of shares outstanding multiplied by .25c.
2. Subtracting cost of debt divided by number of shares outstanding. This includes cost of warrants and all corporate debt including unpaid back wages.

Is this wrong?
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