Urban Hydroponics Inc. (fka URHY)

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Game rules: Capital surplus is nothing more then depreciated assets and there returns should they be unlocked by revenue created by one the selling of shares above there market value ie asset worth after debt is considered as well one has to consider administration charges as income working backwards on liability debt and the freeing up of collateral debt held.


Assets as collateral is only worth its whole take example a car used as collateral to debt worth half its value the car still has to be sold but the remaining proceeds after it is sold will go back to its owners.


Now lets look at the other loss's associated with the selling of the assets and that is the loss revenue and any potential gain from unlocking depreciated assets that can be sold on the open market but at today's depressed prices it is going for 10 cents on the dollar.


So what banks are doing is putting in there own people in control taking an equity position and leasing back the portion of the collateral not taken into equity and creating a larger margin position for the product or service for the business as well for there interest loss they have taken a portion of the depreciated assets to off set any gains they may get from the market place in selling there equity position to unlock the depreciated assets in question.




Because banks are associated or very much connected to the government they are not allowed to take advantage of market conditions as far as depressed depreciated assets that are supported by government to help stimulate growth through R&D development so any proceeds unlocked other then what is owed will go back into the hands of the owners as other collateral assets do.



The question left to investors is can depreciated assets be used as collateral should there be revenue to unlock the assets potential to grow the company?


Let the game begin.