I believe that's a premature assumption...A compan
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Posted On: 05/05/2017 7:44:33 AM
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I believe that's a premature assumption...A company that goes dark is usually a company that has gone broke or scam or has been delisted to the grey market.
none of these conditions have occured. If you recall they managed to stay out of the grey market which is usually what happens to a company that has gone delinquint. Furthered by toxic death spiral. remember the deal they struck with the sec? Sec doesn't strike deals easily.
This all simply hinges on the fact that toxic debt is outstanding and Hjoe knows they (KBM) is not satisfied with a few ticks above the loan agreement. They want it ALL. Hjoe knows their intention and have become wise to it. If you onwed a company and found out later how these loan sharks operate would want to continue with them? Hjoe wanted to settle on many occasion and KBM refused. Therefore forcing Hjoe's hand to take them to court. Doesn't matter who issue the summons to appear first. now we have legals involved in battling out what settlement KBM wll be entitled too.
It's all about the money. If Hjoe has stood their ground this long and fought this hard to build up there company and have remained in the social media light. They are far from done. The more the company groes the stronger their financial and legal backing will be. KMB is the cancer..and Hjoe is the cure.
If you recall in the past pr.. it was in the best interest of the company and sec and shareholder protection they delisted.
This isn't just about their loyalty to shareholders. These matters can drag out for years if legals push for it. But I don't think either want that to be the case.
If it wasn't about loyalty...then we would hear nothing about anything regarding the company. PERIOD!
none of these conditions have occured. If you recall they managed to stay out of the grey market which is usually what happens to a company that has gone delinquint. Furthered by toxic death spiral. remember the deal they struck with the sec? Sec doesn't strike deals easily.
This all simply hinges on the fact that toxic debt is outstanding and Hjoe knows they (KBM) is not satisfied with a few ticks above the loan agreement. They want it ALL. Hjoe knows their intention and have become wise to it. If you onwed a company and found out later how these loan sharks operate would want to continue with them? Hjoe wanted to settle on many occasion and KBM refused. Therefore forcing Hjoe's hand to take them to court. Doesn't matter who issue the summons to appear first. now we have legals involved in battling out what settlement KBM wll be entitled too.
It's all about the money. If Hjoe has stood their ground this long and fought this hard to build up there company and have remained in the social media light. They are far from done. The more the company groes the stronger their financial and legal backing will be. KMB is the cancer..and Hjoe is the cure.
If you recall in the past pr.. it was in the best interest of the company and sec and shareholder protection they delisted.
This isn't just about their loyalty to shareholders. These matters can drag out for years if legals push for it. But I don't think either want that to be the case.
If it wasn't about loyalty...then we would hear nothing about anything regarding the company. PERIOD!
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