This entry is part 2 of 8 in the series Shell Mergers for 2007

We expect 2008 to show greater increases with the approval of several new rules by the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) that go into effect the beginning of this year. One of the revised rules will allow reverse merger companies to raise financing with better terms and conditions due to the reduced holding period (from one year to six months) of the rule 144K. For a complete review of all of the new rule changes go to www.sec.gov site. With the passing of these new rules the SEC has sent a loud message to the financial community that they now accept reverse mergers as a viable way for companies to go public.

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