MERGER NATD AESI MIOA OPMK ODS.V
Merger date April 1999 posted on Yahoo Message Boards MIOA
Merger Date April 1999
by: jejacobs (66/M/Kalamazoo MI) 1274 of 1275
Sue hit this type of merger on the nail.
I think everyone knows they are shooting for April 1999 to complete this merger.
Call Chuck Broes at 1 813 882 6567 EXT.. 125
If you want to learn what this merger means to the healthcare industry.
This merged company will have real good size revenue stream along with real earnings.
That in and of itself will make this Internet.com company stand out from all internet .com type companies.
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Posted: Feb 13 1999 8:47AM EST as a reply to: Msg 1273 by jejacobs
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Best way to play this merger
Best way to play merger
by: jejacobs (66/M/Kalamazoo MI) 1275 of 1275
In my way of thinking the best way to play this merger is as follows.
1. Buy NATD it will be merged in new company at 3.50 per share of value stock now .75 nice gain by April 1999.
2. Buy MIOA it will be merged in new company at 2.50 per share of value stock now around .75 nice gain by April 1999, but not as good as NATD.
3. Buy OPMK it will be merged in new company at around .65 per share of value stock around .22 nice gain by May 1999. This company has to wait for 27 Days of trading before it can merge in according to VSE rules. The same company trades as ODS.V on the VSE at.31 Canadian $. It will be merged in at the value of 1.00 Canadian, but must wait 27 day trading rule. This company is a good back up play because if new internet .com company opens for trading at 10.00 and raises your OPMK is protected on up side.
If stock backs of to 6.00 or 7.00 as an average price for 27 days you get more shares of the internet .com new company.
So Optimark Data Systems, Inc. is a very good sleeper stock to own with regards to this merger especially if the new merged company does as well as the post by Sue.
So place your bets or chips now on the new internet.com company. But please first call Chuck Broes, get the real story of what this new internet.com power house company can and will do for the healthcare industry of America. Chuck visions a internet.com company doing (1) ONE BILLION in revenues by the 3rd year of merger.
Buy stock for a three year hold by stock for trading buy stock and enjoy a whole new meaning to healthcare. Buy internet.com
I own OPMK & NATD will buy more on weakness.
I have known Chuck since Nov 1996 when he took control of Optimark. He is a visionary and a mover and shaker, he has 35 years of top level know-how in the healthcare industry do not sell him short on his vision, but buy the vision in the 3 different ways you can play this merger now.
Talk DIRECT TO CHUCK BROES.
I posted his vision statement some time back on this forum, go back and read it. Get in on a ground floor internet.com play before you buy the IPO on the first opening trade like Sue showed you in her post.
1999 will be a year for your investing dreams you will not soon forget about when it comes to getting in on the ground floor of a new IPO internet.com healthcare company with a visionary like Chuck Broes.
Health Related Intenet Mania
by: SueDonim (>40/FL) 1270 of 1278
Although I am somewhat skeptical about the short term effects of AESI, MIOA, NATD becoming an internet related healthcare company, today's biggest gainer was Healtheon. 292% in a day isn't bad. The following is an excerpt from CBS Marketwatch.
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A healthy debut
It appears timing was everything for Palo Alto, Calif.-based Healtheon (HLTH) as well. The provider of Internet-based information system software for the health-care industry also had to postpone an original IPO attempt last October, when the new-issue market was at its nadir.
This time around, the company saw its stock rise by 292 percent above an $8 offering price that came in at the low end of an $8 to $9 range that had been raised from the original $6 to $7. The stock opened at 21 7/8 --the first price at which most investors could buy the stock -- and rose to 31 3/8 with 5.9 million shares changing hands.
Healtheon was founded by Jim Clark, who also helped co-founded
Netscape Communications. See story on company's original IPO attempt.
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When AESI gets their ducks in a row, who knows what may happen.
Sue |
