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Re: Masterview post# 803

Friday, 10/21/2016 5:47:12 PM

Friday, October 21, 2016 5:47:12 PM

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Good luck with that. But regardless, the old common shares will be cancelled by the Bankruptcy Court next month, and they will be worthless.

You won't be a shareholder as soon as the Plan of Reorganization is confirmed and becomes effective. And creditors, and everyone else, are always ahead of common shareholders in a bankruptcy. Common shareholders are dead last.

And everyone is suing the ex-CEO, so the question is, even if they win, what will they get and how will it be divided? (after the enormous legal fees, of course).

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