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To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (1644)	12/20/2006 11:06:52 AM
From: lazarre	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1916

Hi Glenn, What are your three favorite prospects of the list you posted. I have some understanding of the blank check companies but most interested in the ones with a warrant option. Thanks, lazarre

To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (1644)	12/21/2006 1:41:57 PM
From: SG	Respond to of 1916

Glenn, Thanks for your research. SG

To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (1644)	6/18/2007 2:28:16 PM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1916

I have updated the blank check company information. Since August 2003, 107 blank check companies have gone public, raising gross proceeds totaling $9,238,147,833 (give or take a buck or two). Another 35 companies currently have registration statements on file with the SEC and are looking to raise an additional $3,459,920,610 (once again, give or take a buck or two). Seven other companies have pulled their registration statements, two of which subsequently went public on London’s AIM stock exchange where they raised gross proceeds totaling $381 million. 26 blank check companies have actually completed acquisitions, and another 24 companies have deals pending. Five companies have failed to close on their proposed acquisitions and are currently in liquidation. Of the 26 blank check companies that have closed on acquisitions, 18 are trading above their offering prices, some at substantial premiums. All of the 24 companies that have deals pending are trading above their offering prices, which is not surprising when you take into consideration the fact that the non-insider shareholders will receive cash distributions if the acquisitions are not approved. The updated information can be found at: Summary information as of June 15, 2007 Summary notes Message 23633381 Summary statistics Message 23633454 Profiles of closed deals Message 23633485 Summary information for companies with closed deals Message 23633516 Profiles of open deals Message 23633548 Summary information for companies with open deals Message 23633558 Summary information for companies without deals Message 23633582 Summary information for companies still in registration Message 23633588 Profiles of companies being liquidated Message 23633596 Summary information for companies in liquidation siliconinvestor.com Summary information for companies that have withdrawn their U.S. registration statements Message 23633608