To: PAFOOFNICK who wrote (1749 ) 2/24/2000 2:39:00 AM From: Puck Respond to
Given the general nature of market in U.K. internet companies, especially internet incubators, I think that, if the reverse merger is consumated, that in a matter of months, as the rest of the investor community learns about it, this stock will in all likelihood explode. We LifeOne shareholders will only own 10% of it though. There are precedents for huge valuations of tine internet incubator companies on the London Exchange. Given what I remember reading about them--they've come into vogue during the winter--a $50 mil. market cap. would seem to me quite attainable with good P.R.. Let's see, at $50 mi. we LifeOne shareholders would have $5 mil. to our credit. Given the last reported number of shares outstanding--about $16 mil. (if I remember correctly) our shares would then be worth $.30 each. At a $100 mil. market cap., then $.60 each. $100 mil. could happen depending on how this Communicata develops and if it has children which have successful IPO's. This is all speculation on my part. Others please speculate here too so we can have more opinions about the possibilities. If the reverse merger does occur, how long will it take to become known and recognized by other speculators? I think in as little as two months to perhaps a bit longer than a year. Hopefully this will get us back the money we've lost and perhaps more. I may purchase more LifeOne stock depending upon how Communicata looks. I know hardly anything about it. Communicata's website only seems to reveal it's consulting business and clients. I want to know what its incuabating companies are and what they do. It could happen that if everything goes well that this stock could be a real screamer, back to the $1+ territory and perhaps even much higher. I'm not counting on it, but think that $.30 is a realistic one year objective. And then...
