Monday, July 28, 2014 6:32:16 PM
Many can believe what they want, but I sure don't see PayChest as any retirement vehicle for the downtrodden long term common shareholders. Maybe a descent retirement is in the cards for Tom and insiders/funders who make the sweet toxic financing deals with PayChest management, and continue to successfully lure in buyers for the $0.0001 paper with made up stories of massive shorts, selling products in SA and 50 fold share price increases. Yep, stuff that dreams are made of and they count on it to try and pigeonate the masses.
"Tom Hands tuning up the PayChest share printing press and getting ready to challenge the 29 BILLION A/S limit?"
After all, why would the company go through the time and effort to raise the A/S limit if they weren't intending to convert and issue more common shares at any time? Good luck outlasting the massive dilution that PayChest is now known for.
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