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To: honjohn007 who wrote (1670)	9/12/2000 9:14:38 AM
From: scouser	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2182

John, RINT, the value is in the reporting shell- as long as there is no major debt or lawsuits agianst the old company. A new company or one that has gone to the pinks could back into it to get fully reporting status in a hurry. The trick is the current market cap ( share cost x O/S ) versus starting from new. The bonus for new shareholders is if someone does back into it the price could rocket based on the new companies value. I am hollding LRSY for the same reason- squeaky clean shell with low O/S.