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Re: prototype_101 post# 13431

Wednesday, 09/10/2014 9:05:26 AM

Wednesday, September 10, 2014 9:05:26 AM

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That is simply a procedure to register the shares to be free to trade, typically one has to do this themselves, the company just did it for them, it doesn't mean that they will sell them. It is up to the individual if they sell or not. Some may sell but first they have to find someone to take the paper, more importantly look at the who participated and ask yourself, if the stock was at like 80 cents (they could have just bought it on the street which is much easer), these guys are in for the Warrants which means they see it north of $1.00.

Most of those individuals already owned shares so if they were going to sell they would simply sell the shares they already owned.




IMO in the event of a buyout those holding paper probably will physically just surrender the paper for a check which is what I think many will do wait until the end. I could be wrong but nobody on that list has what they need today even if they wanted to.

P. S. These offerings tend to confuse many.


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