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To: Milk who wrote (813)	11/27/1997 6:55:00 PM
From: grover	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6654

that brings me to the following question: when to sell cvia? if/when merger is announced? hold on to the merged company's stock to which I guess cvia would be converted at some ratio as yet unknown? i read all sorts of figures on this forum about the value of cvia's shares upon a merger 1. with a small company: 2-3 times current value of .03 or so 2. medium: 10 times 3. large: 1/.03= a whopping 33 times what timeframe arwe looking at for merger announcement? my cvia shares actaully being worth the above values depending on the kind of merger deal they work out. I have learned that for me to lay my hands on my money if I decide to hold on to my converted shares could take weeks to months. can someone shed some light on my concerns? thanks. mike :)