I just cant see a buy back now. The company wil
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Posted On: 03/15/2017 2:25:59 PM
Re: Steven1973 #11808
I just cant see a buy back
now. The company will have to spend at least 300,000 to be
able to trade again.(10 quarters to file plus reapplication fees-legal)
The best thing for the company would be a swap-preferred shares
for commons. But, it is up to management to decide how much
of the company they temporarily want to give up. Do they have a poison
pill in place already?etc. If they do, then they could retire commons
for a year or two and then cash them into the market later.
I would be thrilled if they grew revenues exponentially and forced
the pps to .08-.12. Then if they r/s it, knowing revenues are rapidly
escalating, shareholders would only lose 25% of their shares for a
chance at 500-1000% return. Seems like a fair trade off.
I doubt now that a share buy back will happen. Its the swapping preferred
for commons that could be in play. If management were savy, they could retire by doing such an idea..... JMHO
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now. The company will have to spend at least 300,000 to be
able to trade again.(10 quarters to file plus reapplication fees-legal)
The best thing for the company would be a swap-preferred shares
for commons. But, it is up to management to decide how much
of the company they temporarily want to give up. Do they have a poison
pill in place already?etc. If they do, then they could retire commons
for a year or two and then cash them into the market later.
I would be thrilled if they grew revenues exponentially and forced
the pps to .08-.12. Then if they r/s it, knowing revenues are rapidly
escalating, shareholders would only lose 25% of their shares for a
chance at 500-1000% return. Seems like a fair trade off.
I doubt now that a share buy back will happen. Its the swapping preferred
for commons that could be in play. If management were savy, they could retire by doing such an idea..... JMHO
TS
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