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Re: StickyStock post# 3663

Friday, 10/03/2014 8:34:12 AM

Friday, October 03, 2014 8:34:12 AM

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Essentially a stock revocation instantly makes the company a private company. They could merge with any other private company, but if they tried to merge with a public company they could not use any of their revoked equity.

I.O.W., upon stock revocation shareholders lose their entire equity value so it shouldn't matter to shareholders what the company does after stock revocation because former shareholders will not benefit.

To bite the worm of incite is to bite the HOOK of the antagonist . They win .

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