I don't understand: Based on the rise of the A/S
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Posted On: 10/20/2014 8:50:24 AM
I don't understand:
Imo, they needed to keep their options open. What if there are some deep pocket investors who like the product and the opportunity, and decide to do private placements ($$$$$). The A/S of 700M would never have allowed that to happen.
What if they decide to partner up with big fish and swap shares? The AS of 700M would never allow that.
What if they would like to own the distillery and need to issue shares for the deal? The A/S would make that difficult imo.
It's not all bad... Keeping your options open is very important imo.
JMO of course.
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Based on the rise of the A/S and the PR, seems like other non-retail investment arrangements are where the company is leaning on. Rather than us - retail. That is not a good long-term strategy IMO
Imo, they needed to keep their options open. What if there are some deep pocket investors who like the product and the opportunity, and decide to do private placements ($$$$$). The A/S of 700M would never have allowed that to happen.
What if they decide to partner up with big fish and swap shares? The AS of 700M would never allow that.
What if they would like to own the distillery and need to issue shares for the deal? The A/S would make that difficult imo.
It's not all bad... Keeping your options open is very important imo.
JMO of course.
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