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Wednesday, 11/12/2014 8:18:25 AM

Wednesday, November 12, 2014 8:18:25 AM

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Also a good point.

I am not a financial analyst or stock expert.

But is there any way for Youngevity to get creative whereby Wallach could reduce his stake to 49% or less?

Sell his shares to a syndicate or groups of investors wanting to acccumulate blocks of shares in a private transaction?

Could Wallach retire 50% or more of his shares and return them to the corporate treasury? Thus reducing the total number of shares outstanding. (This would be the most shareholder friendly move if there is a provision for it.)

I don't know.

Would any of these be possible?
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