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To: ReelBusy who wrote (1403)	12/3/2007 3:19:17 PM
From: jrhana	Respond to of 3862

Interesting-thanks

To: ReelBusy who wrote (1403)	12/3/2007 5:54:33 PM
From: jrhana	Respond to of 3862

I see that CDS was kind of a special and probably doomed case: Cold Spring Capital, Inc. Date of offering: November 11, 2005 Gross proceeds raised in offering: $120,000,000 Date of deal announcement: November 3, 2006 Number of days prior to announcement: 357 Date of liquidation announcement: February 14, 2007 Price per share (CDS): $- Price per warrant (CDSW): $- Strike price: $5.00 Price per unit (CDSU): $- IPO price per unit: $6.00 Original deal: One common share and two warrants Acquisition focus: Financial or real estate assets Comments: On May 10, 2007, the company made a $5.74 per share distribution to the non-insider shareholders. Cash in escrow account: $- Reporting date for escrow account: N/A Cash per share: $- SEC filings: sec.gov. Message 24085767 I imagine that a SPAC from 11/11/05 with a focus on <Financial or real estate assets> would probably be in trouble. Edit: Apparently ticker symbol CDS is now used by a separate company finance.yahoo.com