Thanks for the clarification on the A/S. Dilution is only problematic if it impacts the PPS. When there is a reverse merger and a $7.7B company is acquired, the impact of issuing additional shares to accommodate the transaction is a blip on the radar screen. I'll take the additional share count any day as the value if the company far out weighs the issuance of additional shares. The bottom line is the current capital structure of KEYO has to evolve into a capital structure for a multi-billion company.

Yes, we will see dilution. I believe this trades very, very thin. I think it's 25M outstanding but the doctor holds 80% of that. KEYO has a total authorized of 115M. Companies who have given money to the Nant companies have in exchange received a future equity position. So he has the option of doing a forward split to increase the share count. Or he could issue additional shares. Or he could do a combination of both. It's really going to depend upon a few things. Does the doctor want to keep 80% ownership? How many shares need to be issued given the outstanding equity positions? How many shares need to be issued so that outside institutional and individual investors can trade? I believe a share price range of $20-40 is a good trading range. I do not believe the share structure will stay the same because there aren't enough shares available for the equity positions unless the doctor relinquishes his own shares. I don't see there is any benefit for his to do that especially at current share prices.

Hi Lesnshawn.... You got it. I am trying to disprove but everything I'm finding is supporting the theory. Thanks for your DD too. I'm learning a lot.

Cha cha

Wow...Excellent post and well thought out points! I am learning so much from the DD posted here. Thank you so much HMB! The vision PSS has is brilliant. Talk about a paradigm shift....

Chacha

And I just answered my own question. Nant related holdings according to the new Forbes article are worth $7.7B. Nanthealth alone at $1.6B. Wow.

After doing more research I agree with the DD done in this board 100%. This is setting up for reverse merger. IPO is not an option due to the LLC status alone. There is no other viable option that I can find for going public. The RTM paper trail is there. The good doctor has plenty of influence with wealthy investors to make the share price fly once it goes public through reverse merger. He is all about paradigm shifts and the road not traveled. He can go public via a road less traveled.

I guess my only remaining question are what is the potential value of this transaction and do I own enough shares?

Thanks for the DD and for helping me understand the opportunity here. Have a lovely weekend.

Chacha

Absolutely. He can do spin offs. It's done all the time.

Hi Heidi... Yes, from the ELTP board where my husband and I are long from 2011. I saw your interest in keyo and have been watching. Your thoughts are in line with mine on this. I'll likely hold since it's only $900 I only put in and I would like to have a horse in the race. Thanks for your DD here and at ELTP. Best to you and hope you do well with all your holdings!

Chacha

Great question. I am not an impulse buyer or seller. I have been watching this board for a few months before dipping my toe in the water. And I clearly dipped in with only 25,000 shares. The low market cap and the recent activity would make this a nice play of the shell is sold so maybe I will hang tight. I need to research what a shell like this might go for. You cited 21 cents a share and I don't recall seeing that on this board before. Do you have a prior post that references how you arrived at that value?

Best to you and hope you and the other longs do well here!

Chacha

I was the market yesterday as I purchased 25k shares which was the total volume for the day. Now, I'm contemplating if I should sell. Here is the deal. There has been great DD on this stock. I agree the filings and DD show that this entity is being kept alive rather than shut down. That is important as we have a great shell here with a market cap under $1m. The issue is that the Dr. has a comfort level with IPOs. He has taken his 2 most profitable ventures public by IPO. His filings are giving him the option for a reverse triangular merger but my belief is that his staff is doing their job in keeping his options available. In any event, even though there is a tax benefit from a RTM, it's maybe $30M. That is peanuts compared to a guy who has invested $1B in this company. The more likely scenario is they are prepping this shell for sale if dr. Ss isn't pursuing a reverse triangular merger. IPO is way more likely given the huge upside from a well marketed IPO. I hope I am wrong but I want to be realistic.

GLTY and again, hope I am wrong.... Chahagirl

Vortmax,

Can you please email them to me at chachagirl40@rocketmail.com? Thanks so much for your DD. I am contemplating an investment here.

Cha cha

Hi Couch... which Aldwynfox post are you referring to? I can't seem to find it. Thanks in advance.

It's cha cha time!!!