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Wednesday, 02/08/2017 11:01:49 PM

Wednesday, February 08, 2017 11:01:49 PM

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Okay we can all read a financial report to know that the common share value should be in brackets as a credit to investors.


Let me elaborate on what a sales agreement is. The company went out on the limb and purchased many many trucks etc. for as we know lots of money. The company borrowed plenty of capital to do this putting up the purchase as collateral. The thing is due to the company being represented in many little chunks " trenches " the company is sold in little bits to the shareholders.

There is how ever still a contractual agreement that was signed. Should this agreement be broken there is a penalty to the shareholders and the contract is nul avoided if sufficient capital can't be raised.


It is to this small detail that we have a positive we're a negative should be ( credit ).

Should the deal fall through the penalty will be taken care of by proceeds already raised.

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