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Posted On: 10/17/2019 9:45:47 AM
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If we follow the money (clues), it leads to the conclusion that SFOR is in negotiations to acquire some other company. Given the two massive bumps in authorized shares, both followed by explanations that mention acquisitions while denying that there are any deals finalized, even with MOUs, it seems clear that they are is serious talks about buying some other entity.
But what entity? I suggest that this board's discussion should focus on that question. Mark can't reply to that of course, but we can speculate.
So, here's a starter for the discussion. Bo's company, structured as a merger, with the listed company (SFOR) as the surviving entity. This line of reasoning may help explain the otherwise puzzling extension of the 10 m payment by another year or two. The 10 m payment would be forgiven as part of the merger. (why else would cash strapped SFOR allow for a payment delay?)
It's starting to make sense to me, but please refute me or make other suggestions with your reasonings.
Erie
But what entity? I suggest that this board's discussion should focus on that question. Mark can't reply to that of course, but we can speculate.
So, here's a starter for the discussion. Bo's company, structured as a merger, with the listed company (SFOR) as the surviving entity. This line of reasoning may help explain the otherwise puzzling extension of the 10 m payment by another year or two. The 10 m payment would be forgiven as part of the merger. (why else would cash strapped SFOR allow for a payment delay?)
It's starting to make sense to me, but please refute me or make other suggestions with your reasonings.
Erie
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