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To: shades who wrote (36095)	1/12/1998 11:25:00 AM
From: Just My Opinion	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 55532

shades: Those guys are nutteeeee. Why wouldn't a company want to reverse merge into another company, if one company has a short squeeze, in the makings? Everyone involved will make 100 times more money, than they possibly could have, in a regular business deal. al

To: shades who wrote (36095)	1/12/1998 3:11:00 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 55532

Shades, Thank you for the link. I will take a look and see what the situation is. (not that I'm an expert, mind you... :0) Regarding water in Hong Kong, the conversation out here seems to lead one to believe that everyone in that former British Colony is dying of thirst. Just what are these people drinking right now?? <vbg> I see no reason to assume that the HK populace will suffer grievous health without an immediate infusion of RMCW water. And I'm sure there are alternative souces of purified water immediately available from a local source. (Like Australia or New Zealand??) Yes, I have little doubt that the water from the aquifer under Ten Sleep is extremely pure. But it is quite obvious that form of logistical problems must be evident. Otherwise, someone would have fully exploited this resource years ago. As for foreign companies attempting to make inroads to the US Equities market, I would like to present an example of a little Florida company named QLSI, a Nevada corporation. QLSI sent a lot of hearts a thumping when it was announced that they would merge with a Costa Rican company to form only the 2nd Central American company to gain access to US markets. (forget the first one) Well anyway, this little BB company was basically overthrown by the big bad Costa Rican poultry firm, Pipasa SA, and we all soon discovered that it appeared the new majority partners were hoping to shelter their assets from legal action in their native land. You can look for this little company under RICA. Originally, it appeared to be a nifty little company holding a majority market share of poultry products in Central America. It had support from Oscar Arias, former CR president(he was on BOD for a time), and wide shareholder and internet interest. But alas, one must be careful of wolves in sheep's clothing. Foreigners look at the US equity markets as a license to print stock and fill their own private coffers. I expect little more from a Chinese concern given the manipulation in their own stock markets. Regards, Ron