We'll be compensated whatever the "book value " of
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Posted On: 01/02/2015 12:45:46 AM
We'll be compensated whatever the "book value " of gaming/hvel is.
Who determines book value and what goes into it is ntek. Since right now they don't have much, it behooves ntek to screw us before they get customers.
Er, i mean it behooves ntek to transfer assets and "compensate" shareholders while they can do it for minimal cost to them while maximizing their value. That way they can later let the floodgates open with gaming revenues. Then they can issue more hvel shares while no longer being owned by ntek, and with all the hits gaming is going to have they can keep it all while we get a one time "book value ".
We financed this by taking it in the shorts while they diluted 60-70% more shares from 400 million to over 700 million, (watch dajet say i got my % wrong, he likes to miss the big points like no 50 movies but points out when you post 45 minutes before the day changes. He's clever like that), so we should get ongoing revenues from gaming hvel, but i can't get my source to say that won't happen.
Dam. There's just no way to sugar coat this shit.
And i was told this could happen. As long as we get "compensated book value".
Which won't be much. Ntek should keep hvel gaming and not screw us.
I'm told I'm paranoid for thinking this. But he won't come out and say it won't happen. So, given nteks track record over 2014, of not delivering the promised goods repeatedly, am i really paranoid, or do i have good reason to believe we're being set up for another screwing.
Who determines book value and what goes into it is ntek. Since right now they don't have much, it behooves ntek to screw us before they get customers.
Er, i mean it behooves ntek to transfer assets and "compensate" shareholders while they can do it for minimal cost to them while maximizing their value. That way they can later let the floodgates open with gaming revenues. Then they can issue more hvel shares while no longer being owned by ntek, and with all the hits gaming is going to have they can keep it all while we get a one time "book value ".
We financed this by taking it in the shorts while they diluted 60-70% more shares from 400 million to over 700 million, (watch dajet say i got my % wrong, he likes to miss the big points like no 50 movies but points out when you post 45 minutes before the day changes. He's clever like that), so we should get ongoing revenues from gaming hvel, but i can't get my source to say that won't happen.
Dam. There's just no way to sugar coat this shit.
And i was told this could happen. As long as we get "compensated book value".
Which won't be much. Ntek should keep hvel gaming and not screw us.
I'm told I'm paranoid for thinking this. But he won't come out and say it won't happen. So, given nteks track record over 2014, of not delivering the promised goods repeatedly, am i really paranoid, or do i have good reason to believe we're being set up for another screwing.
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