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Dr. Soon-Shiong OWNS it.
I bought back in today after falling in love with Tam O' Hare.
go eltp
Hmmm...I disagree. KEYO PPS WILL SOAR as soon as SS makes his announcement and then there will be a scramble to get shares.
The potential in KEYO is HUGE...IMO.
Here is a video on the basics of reverse mergers.
Just for the sake of conversation...
I have been studying up on mergers. What if...
Nantworks Holdings, LLC. as the parent company of Nantworks, used Nantworks LLC as it's subsidiary to target Keyon Communications Holdings, Inc, in a FORWARD TRIANGULAR MERGER? With the parent company and subsidiary surviving, leaving Nantworks as a publicly traded company?
Patrick wouldn't have to get shareholders' approval because he already owns a majority of voting rights/controlling interest. This would basically do the same thing as the other theory, but the name of Keyon would disappear. I wonder if we would be paid out in cash or get shares of Nantworks? I want SHARES
Anyway, food for thought. Sure makes me wish I could go back in time and change my major! Go KEYO!
Wilma, several companies invested hundreds of millions to Dr. Soon-Shiongs companies (Blackberry, Verizon, Celgene, Kuwaiti Investment Authority, Blackstone). In exchange, Dr. gave them shares in those companies.
Dr. Soon-Shiong has stated publically (see Forbes interview on this board) that he is taking Nanthealth public. Several of those companies listed above invested in Nanthealth. Now whether the doctor takes Nanthealth public per IPO (of which no forms have been filed to indicate this, and which is very difficult to do from an LLC), or through a reverse merger, either way, he will still need to make good on the shares already issued through the private LLCs. So some sort of conversion will happen that keeps his investors money in tact.
The 100% thing means he made a one-time deal with a specific company who offered a specific amount, as opposed to publically announcing the sale of "so many shares at such and such price". he made these "one time offers" several times. This may just be a matter of bookkeeping. I am not sure.
In my opinion, Dr. Soon-Shiong registered the private shares of his investors as he should have according to law, and that registration has absolutely no bearing on whether or not he takes one or any of his companies public by way of a reverse merger.
Looks like robust buying the last hour today. Much to look forward to as we wrap up summer.
The way I see it, if Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong chooses to use his shell for Nantworks (yes, this is speculation)it will be the biggest R/M of all time. Nantworks includes Nanthealth (an entire health OS system second to none in scope and inovation), Nantronics (the National Lambda Rail), Nantomics (genomic and proteomic diagnostics), Nantmobile (iD Browser for phone and tablets), Nantpharma (pharmaceuticals including the world's safest heparin supply), Nantcloud and Nantmedia.
Nantworks is a holding company, just as Keyon Communications Holdings, Inc. was, which actually makes for a good fit for an R/M.
20,000 shares today... = $1,000,000 someday? Pure speculation and always in my own humble opinion, of course.
50/50 odds? That would be 1:1 at the track. Not bad, actually.
Speaking of nefarious...someone sold $13 worth of stock to bring the price down?
Thank you for your response. Well, THAT sure sucks. I am sorry so many folks lost money.
Lesnshawn,
So Dr. Soon-Shiong sold his NEOM stock subsequent to March 2013? What date did NEOM hook up with YA? TIA Hb
Exactly, YJ4LIFE. The important thing is to own shares. Whether you hold a pair or a flush, be happy to have a hand to play.
Fabulous due diligence, as always lesnshawn. Thank you so much for the continuing education.
$KEYO
I am really confused as to what has happened to this board.
Please Wilma, if you have ANY new information, share it with this board. You have referenced old posts, but they are just that, old posts. What due diligence have you done and what did you discover? You say that Dr. Soon-Shiong is not interested. How do you know that?
You say YOU are not interested. You say SHARES WILL BE CANCELLED! Clearly, you do not think KEYO is worth your time. Then, WHY are you spending so much TIME here?
If you "don't sticky something you don't believe in", why are you a moderator in a stock you "don't believe in"?
If I were in the same position, I would feel like I was not only wasting my TIME, but also compromising myself.
In the mean time, we have "magically" lost the moderator who has TRULY done HOURS of research on KEYO. Somebody, please explain this to me.
Okay. We need a moderator. Any volunteers in good standing?
And another post from the same conversation thread...
travelinggnome Member Profile travelinggnome Monday, May 05, 2014 8:36:41 PM
Re: bigstocksnbonds post# 1289 Post # of 3514
When he spoke with me via email he was not "perturbed" at all. He was actually quite pleasant, but he would not speak directly of #NantWorks #NantHealth or any possible reverse merger. He did not tell any lies, but he would not answer specific questions relating to what might be going on now. All in all, he was very political with his answer and I really think it is safe to assume something is going on behind the scenes here. Again, like so many have mentioned, the possible upside here is well worth the minimal risk. Get in while you still can, these dips aren't going to last as this investment opportunity becomes more widely realized.
$KEYO #KEYO
I would have to say;
NO, you could not sue...and
YES, as long as the shares of CUSPID 493312201 are registered (which is exactly what having a CUSPID number means), then they would be valued at the current asking price, should one choose to sell. The shares of KEYO are registered. As of today.
Welcome to the board, josywhalestx. It is good that folks are starting to pop their heads' in.
Nantworks, the "website" is still in teaser mode. The Nantworks family of businesses is so diverse that bringing them together for public perusal must be complex. It makes me wonder if the website gets launched as the rocket ship gets launched as KEYO gets launched.
Very intriguing...
Thank you Hike!
Welcome Chessman. Are you new to KEYO board?
You are correct Ryan, SENSATIONAL. I keep saying SPECTACULAR also. Oh wait. Wasn't SPECTACULAR the word used by an FDA person in regards to Elite's patent approved technology? Lasers would know...
Wilma,
Most of us were here for that post from travelingnome. If you believe the e-mail conversation to be true and it makes you uneasy, then, there you go.
I believe the conversation took place. And again, it points out what we have said all along. KEYO was reinstated, then dissolved after Tom wound everything down. That is what we keep telling you. Keyon Communications does not exist.
KEYO, the empty shell DOES exist as of today.
I was just looking at the Forbes interview with Patrick Soon-Shiong again. When he takes Nanthealth public? His state of the art, real-time health care information system is going to make many other companies obsolete. Only look at ONE and it gives you an idea of how big this could be. Cerner Corporation. $55 a share. And they don't have HALF the stuff that Nanthealth will have.
Food for thought...
Ama, sometimes you crack me OPEN! Yes, Nasrat is one smart cookie. And when he says the next few months will be spectacular, I believe him.
*Pretty funny that he didn't hesitate saying if we were bought out at the right price he would retire tomorrow. He and a few others.
*As far as options, covered calls would be a money machine, except a buy-out before that happens is more likely.
*Sally is passionate and has obviously seen the dark side of Pharma and the political machine. Her thoughts were actually more cohesive than the last time she called in.
Hasta manana...
Great post. I hadn't read it before I posted (on a conference call). You sort of answered my questions before I asked.
I do not see any reason for Soon-Shiong NOT to use KEYO. There lies the burden of proof.
I agree with you.
I was looking at some of the Edgar reports yesterday, in particular, Nant Health (which is filed as both two words, then later one 'Nanthealth'". So he issued an untold amount of "shares" to Blackberry and the Kuwait group? It only shows the dollar amounts. So, if he does an R/M he would need to give them preferred shares equal to some amount of common shares, correct? How does that work? When is that determined? Is that the reason a FORWARD split might be necessary?
Please share links for "registration of securities for all his companies". TIA
It would not surprise me. The float is way too low to support the number of investors who will want to be a part of this once public.
JP, if Nant happens, $2 will be in the rear view mirror in a nantosecond!
You know what I find interesting?
The KEYO board only has 85 followers since 2008. Considering the dissolution AND taking into account the low float, shouldn't it be trading at about .0008?
Why is it not? Hmmmm... I have a few ideas.
Tom Wittenschlaeger is an insider. If he told ANYBODY ANYTHING he could go to jail for disclosing insider information.
Hang onto your shares folks.
Hang onto your shares people!