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I will pick it up at .0007.
Only because the MMs will drop this to .002 when it reopens.
Do you honestly think the pricing will keep its current rate? LMAO... watch this
Best case scenario for the merger with GSCG would be that...
LAHO goes Grey Market and Registration is Revoked.
LAHO completes their filings as required by the SEC. Sends the filings to the SEC.
LAHO filed a 15c211 with a Market Maker.
LAHO reapplies for a New CUSIP and Name Change (maybe).
Once approved, immediately closes merger with GSCG, as stated in their last PR.
Start trading at a new higher level. Shareholders of record to get newly issued shares also.
I am not selling any shares, in fact, every opportunity I get will add more.
Always a first... always... lol
Then it should be no problem.
GLTY
Janice,
Only if thus goes to Grey's.
If not, that cannot cover a revoked registration. They will claim, they need not deliver so there is no fail to deliver, but in the same token, there would be no shorts left.
Janice, the MM's are the shorts... and you know that.
What the short report says is only retail shorting not what the MM's have done. lol come on...
of course... shorts driven move... But in all honesty immediate revocation would be best thing in this case.
I know what the plan is and can see it unfolding... this needs to be revoked first.
Hoping this does not trade at all... immdiate revocation what is best.
Correct Janice... Again...LOL
They will not register their new commons until all roadblocks have been eliminated... doesn't make sense otherwise.
They are not a Private Company YET... Soon.
Question... Can a public company merger with a private company?
Question... Can a public company merger with another public company?
Question... Can a private company merger with another private company?
If you answer "Yes" to all three questions... You might see what is going on here.
Exactly... makes perfect sense
Okay... you win. HAHAHA
Yup... that will be way later than you think.
That is not going to happen next month or the following... read what it says and think about it.
Once registration is Revoked - LAHO becomes a PRIVATE company
No further information going out to the public is required. They are free to do what they want to in order to go where they want. And with no interference.
Short might not even be given the chance if it is revoked by Friday next week... no worries.
Did you not read the news?
Lans Holdings Secures Extension to Complete Acquisition of Global Stem Cells Group
GlobeNewswire•September 11, 2019
MIAMI, FL, Sept. 11, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Lans Holdings Inc. is pleased to announce that it has successfully secured a 180-day extension to complete the acquisition of 100% of Global Stem Cells Group Inc (GSCG).
Check in with your broker from time to time...
if there is any change or new shares issued, you will see it in your account. Then you will know what is happening.
Keep in mind, that once they revoke, LAHO becomes a private company and there is no need to give out information to anyone... including shareholders... You'll have to go to the shareholders meetings.
No. There is no extension.
The only extension that was made was between LAHO and GSCG, 180 days.
The SEC agreed to deregister... probably revoke would be faster. That be the case, then No Trading Allowed.
LAHO goes private.
Exactly... mine are gold as well.
Just time will tell
Hopefully Not.
180 days... or sooner.
Ask yourself... Why would any company go Grey Market for 6 months or more?
The SEC doesn't work like that... especially on late filings.
If it is lack of information... 8Ks suffice. But late filings? It calls for Revocation.
So the company and the SEC have agreed to deregister all shares... which means the SEC will revoke the registration. That makes all shares Null and Void to trade and no value.
Hopefully, since the 19th is a Friday, it will just revoke it.
Gives the company time to clean the books with no pressure from anyone including the SEC... GSCG could actually merge prior to going public again, with new valuation and possibly in time go to a higher market.
Keep in mind, that once they revoke, LAHO becomes a private company and there is no need to give out information to anyone... including shareholders... You'll have to go to the shareholders meetings.
180 day Extension to Close the Deal... But it could Close Earlier
Dave Christensen, CEO of Lans Holdings. “We have been working diligently on catching up all records and we are looking forward to quickly submitting a Form 10, and then closing the acquisition.”
You hope.
I am looking for Revocation immediate. If a deal has been struck with the SEC to deregister their shares... then the SEC can revoke by the 19th and No Grey Market. No Trading Period.
Well... they've got time since the deal has also been extended
so that means GSCG also is not in a rush.
Once they become current, they will also register new shares and more than likely a new CUSIP.
Name could change as well...but that does not have to be.
if shares are not registered you cannot trade in the markets.
the SEC will move to revoke their registration, that is what they do.
They do not deregister... they revoke.
If it goes Grey Market that will happen...
But it cannot if registration, as the Company has agreed to with the SEC, is REVOKED.
can you point out what is false.
Company stated, "The Company has agreed to enter into a settlement with the SEC, which will result in the deregistering of the Company’s shares."
That means they are asking to be revoked.
They also state, "The Company intends to now file a form 10 to reregister its common shares with the SEC and to locate a market maker to sponsor the Company in a 211 filing to reinstate trading of the Company’s shares."
Now, if they are going to reregister its "common" shares, that would need a new CUSIP since the old CUSIP had been revoked.
So tell me... what is it that you do not understand?
If LAHO is revoked, that would mean all classes of stock issued are revoked and void. You cannot trade, shorts that sold win.
At this point LAHO is a private company and no longer public since they do not trade over the markets.
Now, if LAHO reapplies for a new CUSIP and reissues shares, this will turn everything upside down.
LAHO reissues shares, the existing shareholders are given new shares, under a new CUSIP and possibly a new name.
There would no short position since they went out with the old shares.
Merger occurs... Shares immediately jumps forward on new valuation. No shorts since merger can now be timed with everything that needs to be done. 180 days max time... or less, depending on future actions.
Shorts win!!! LAHO Loses... for now... LMAO
Or less...
WORST CASE SCENARIO... LAHO GOES GREY MARKET... BEST CASE SCENARIO IS
LAHO REQUESTS IMMEDIATE REVOCATION, DOES NOT GO GREY MARKET BUT TRADING CEASED.
Shorts will claim victory and they will win...but lose.
If LAHO is revoked, that would mean all classes of stock issued are revoked and void. You cannot trade, shorts that sold win.
At this point LAHO is a private company and no longer public since they do not trade over the markets.
Now, if LAHO reapplies for a new CUSIP and reissues shares, this will turn everything upside down.
LAHO reissues shares, the existing shareholders are given new shares, under a new CUSIP and possibly a new name.
There would no short position since they went out with the old shares.
Merger occurs... Shares immediately jumps forward on new valuation. No shorts since merger can now be timed with everything that needs to be done. 180 days max time... or less, depending on future actions.
No... only new CUSIP.
since all classes of shares will be revoked, this will not trade and shorts win... for now.
Absolutely correct. LAHO is choosing revocation of their shares.
Okay... still good... if they can pull this off.
Current shares will be detegistered and that is as expected, since it will cause this to stop trading in the market.
Now the questions are...
Do They re-issue new shares to replace the old shares and does this mean a CUSIP and Name Change or just a new CUSIP since the old shares would be defunk and void.
This will affect the shorts since a new CUSIP would be assigned to the new shares and the old shares are voided.
Second, as current shareholders do we still keep our share amount and exchange old for new as a 1 - 1 ratio?
Third, If there is no CUSIP or Name change but a registration of new common shares and exchanging the old... there could be a problem since the registration would be revoked for all classes of shares in the current company.
Thus I see a reapplication under a new CUSIP and Name will be forthcoming. Now, some could sell and get out as soon as they go Grey market and with hopes come back in later, however the question then would be at what price, considering the plan to merge is still on and this action above, news included, shows the intent.
I don't care what happens as along as they reissue shareholders new shares.
The problem for shorts is, if they sold shares to bring the pricing down, then at some point they will take their chances with not covering their short position. However, with the new CUSIP there would be no short sells to cover since those shares would be revoked. They win but lose also.
Most interesting situation but very promising if they, the company, will give current shareholders an exchange.
Best outcome for LAHO would be to request immediate revocation. The company will still exist, the merger we know will still exist, shareholders will still hold worthless shares...BUT you will have shares... Shorts would win but they have no shares. If a New CUSIP is issued, and chances they will be, those who have shares could get new shares 1 - 1. Shorts 1 - 0.
Lans Holdings Secures Extension to Complete Acquisition of Global Stem Cells Group
Lans Holdings Inc. is pleased to announce that it has successfully secured a 180-day extension to complete the acquisition of 100% of Global Stem Cells Group Inc (GSCG).
MIAMI, FL, Sept. 11, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE --
On Friday September 6, 2019, trading in the company’s stock was suspended due to a missed communication regarding the pending delinquent annual filings. Company management has had several discussions with the SEC and has determined that an old address is the cause for the missing paperwork. The Company has agreed to enter into a settlement with the SEC, which will result in the deregistering of the Company’s shares. Company management had been working with its auditors, accounting staff and outside consultants for the past few months to bring the Company’s filings current when the Company learned of the revocation. The Company intends to now file a form 10 to reregister its common shares with the SEC and to locate a market maker to sponsor the Company in a 211 filing to reinstate trading of the Company’s shares.
“We regret the concern this put on the market, and especially the delay in communication of these events, as we had to ensure that we had accurately secured all of the necessary agreements to successfully recover from this disruption,” said Dave Christensen, CEO of Lans Holdings. “We have been working diligently on catching up all records and we are looking forward to quickly submitting a Form 10, and then closing the acquisition.”
This press release should be read in conjunction with all other filings on www.sec.gov
For more information on Global Stem Cells Group please visit: www.stemcellsgroup.com
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lans-holdings-secures-extension-complete-130000269.html
Woot woot... GO BABY!
Thats because they did nothing