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Originally posted by optimizer_78:
YES...0006 soon gone..i expect some great news also.

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Originally posted by evilmonkey:
the buy out the offered. on that note, i remember reading back on the 3rd when they put out that pr tht there was going to be a NDA on this deal. now, if they got the answer a few days after the 3rd and then had the 20 days DD, could that be why we have not heard a yes or no?

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I looked it up and that is indeed what they offered ANS. That being the case, how long before you start getting nervous?

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Originally posted by evilmonkey:
all depends if that NDA was linked to the answer or just the DD.

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So then it all comes down to when ANS answers? In that case, then, we have nothing telling us when to keep our eyes and ears open. Frustrating!

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We've got the merger numbers
by: mortimerandrandolphduke 01/24/06 12:28 pm
Msg: 1608 of 1621

10 million os shares of ans at today's price estimate, $3.52 per share.

3.5 billion usxp shares at .0006.

10 million is 1/350th of 3.510 billion shares.

usxp 1/350 of today's price $3.52 of ans = usxp value of $.01.

usxp is trading approximately 16 times below merger value.

$100 investment in usxp at $.0006 into estimated merger value equals return of $1600 on $100 investment.

Reverse merger price equals purchase price, say $3.52.

Symbol change for usxp/ans but stock price $3.52.

Reduce $3.52 by 90% merger of 10 million shares equal combined price worth of $.35 for ANS/usxp shares.

Multiplied by merger value $.0006 equal combined ans/usxp price of $2.10 per share and listing on AMEX for the two.

Reduce your shares held by 90% and multiply by $2.10 and will give you present value of usxp.

Increase ans shareholders shares by multiple of 125% gives price of approximately $4.35 acquistion price value increase of almost 30%.

Win win deal for everyone and huge upside with short covering to follow.

Winthorph

http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=*******=7080568&tid=ans&sid=7080568&mid=1608

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Originally posted by Golf Money:
Are those numbers speculation on 'if' they merge?

I don't see anything yet on the merger/buyout being a done deal.

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Originally posted by optimizer_78:
We've got the merger numbers
by: mortimerandrandolphduke 01/24/06 12:28 pm
Msg: 1608 of 1621

10 million os shares of ans at today's price estimate, $3.52 per share.

3.5 billion usxp shares at .0006.

10 million is 1/350th of 3.510 billion shares.

usxp 1/350 of today's price $3.52 of ans = usxp value of $.01.

usxp is trading approximately 16 times below merger value.

$100 investment in usxp at $.0006 into estimated merger value equals return of $1600 on $100 investment.

Reverse merger price equals purchase price, say $3.52.

Symbol change for usxp/ans but stock price $3.52.

Reduce $3.52 by 90% merger of 10 million shares equal combined price worth of $.35 for ANS/usxp shares.

Multiplied by merger value $.0006 equal combined ans/usxp price of $2.10 per share and listing on AMEX for the two.

Reduce your shares held by 90% and multiply by $2.10 and will give you present value of usxp.

Increase ans shareholders shares by multiple of 125% gives price of approximately $4.35 acquistion price value increase of almost 30%.

Win win deal for everyone and huge upside with short covering to follow.

Winthorph

http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=*******=7080568&tid=ans&sid=7080568&mid=1608

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I have to admit I do not see the point. If ANS accepts the offer what will a share of USXP be worth?

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So the combined USXP/ANS will be valued $2.10 if the merger went through now? What about the naked shorts? Do those have to be covered immediately? What effect does that have on stock price?

I guess I am asking how long we should hold on when the deal goes through, rather than dash out and peddle our USXP shares when the announcement of the merger comes out.

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read my posting there:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/mb?s=ANS

Re: We've got the merger numbers
by: iternity77 01/24/06 01:53 pm
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IMHO, NSS will have to buy the float, maybe 50 times or more. They will have to pay what longs want. Much higher prices than 1 cent before the Merger is possible. They MUST cover before merging / moving to Amex. I will not sell to them anyway

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When you say "they MUST cover"...is that an exchange rule or an SEC reg? Isnt what some naked shorters are doing with regard to USXP stock a separate issue from what USXP is doing about ANS? Or is it that a merged USXP/ANS entity has to have those things settled so a stock value can be established? And how can you control who you sell to? I mean if there are bids and you decide the time is right for you to sell, how do you know who is buying? Not trying to be a smartass; just trying to factor in as much info as possible. Hey...I can use as much reason as possible for optimism.

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after hour dumping at 6 ??? all were at ask 7 after the bell!!! why are you doing that?

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after hour dumping at 6 ??? all were at ask 7 after the bell!!! why are you doing that?

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Doing What ??

I'm telling you what my scottrader showed --- chill out

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