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I believe your answer is found in this part:
"The Settlement Agreement further provides that in no event shall the number of shares of Common Stock issued to MGP or its designee in connection with the Settlement Agreement, when aggregated with all other shares of Common Stock then beneficially owned by Hanover, MGP and their respective affiliates (as calculated pursuant to Section 13(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the “Exchange Act”), and the rules and regulations thereunder), result in the beneficial ownership by Hanover, MGP and their respective affiliates (as calculated pursuant to Section 13(d) of the Exchange Act and the rules and regulations thereunder) at any time of more than 9.99% of the Common Stock. "
So... basically, every time that they issue stock to Hanover, they need to increase the O/S so that Hanover's total shares do not amount to more than 9.99% of the total number of outstanding shares. This is probably written into the agreement as a protection so that Hanover never owns a majority of shares and can never take control of the company. You don't want to pay so many shares to a lender that the lender then owns the company.
At least that is how I understand it, and I could be wrong. But it makes sense to me. That might be why every time they issue a few million shares to Hanover, the O/S increases much more than the number of shares issued. Right?
There goes MDNT. Boing!
Sometimes they hold...sometimes they don't. But when the last support fell, this became the next major support. So...we shall see if this one holds
DEWM might be worth the risk there at the 200-MA. Watching her for sure!
FRTD suspended. Yeah...after a PR-per-day it was setting up for a suspension. I had a few free shares left in it (darn) but kept most of my profits from that crazy 200% run. OTC is a dangerous place.
Weeee on FRTD...in since the 200-MA
Sheesh...like I said, NEWL is hard to time. Currently up 71% in the first hour. But for how long?
FRTD getting a nice bounce at the moment...over 30%
Their outstanding shares is something like 130,000,000 and it nearly traded that on Thursday. The problem is that the OS increases every couple of days because they keep giving more and more shares to the debtors and file a new 6-K every few days to update the numbers.
You figure it has to be done at some point, but when?
ZDPY bouncing nicely off the $1 and into the $1.20's Nice!
By the way...I'm in with .0024's today. I didn't want to risk bid-sitting on .0023 and not getting filled, so I just picked up the easy stuff
Have a wonderful day!
I drew a line on the chart showing a general chart support. It is a "zone" around .0023, based on previous support in early April, and what was resistance way back in February. Plus, it is currently the lower bollie.
50-DMA can be a great support, generally speaking, but I find that it tends not to hold as well when the 20-DMA is moving down to meet it, as was the case the here. The 20 was acting as resistance as it came down, so there wasn't much "wiggle room" between the two moving averages, making a drop below the 50 easy.
I'm talking to a chart trader, so you know this, but I thought I'd paste the chart to show what we're looking at, for those who are interested.
SKTO taking off before it touched .01 Missed it. Now at .0123 hehe.