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[lesnshawn]

whiz: Apparently she doesn't and I agree. That's why I sold all I bought last summer and early fall. I saw the only hope there being a "BIF" coming in a saving the day. I thought that "BIF" was Dr.SS. I was wrong. I can admit. I sold in the spring before the debacle and was able to at least make ~33% and put it all here (KEYO), but a bit early...before the basher scare of the Keyo NV sub dissolution.

A little birdie tapped me on the shoulder and whispered I may be right on target w/ the R(T)M theory I used for my basis of Dr.SS taking NEOM over for him to take NantWorks, LLC public but was wrong on the vehicle and pointed me to KEYO. I instantly smiled and 48hrs later I was a KEYO shareholder.

Little did I and apparently most know at the time was that typically in a RTM, a subsidiary is "created" for primarily that transaction, much like the (sham for CSH) RM that NEOM pulled. They created the services company for just the RM transaction.

In this case, KEYO "created" the subsidiary for the RTM transaction by re-instating Keyon Communications, Inc.(NV). The basher sell-off/scare in late May was made easy because nobody on the board, including myself, apparently knew or at least didn't post any info on that and the fact that it's an operation of law that after the merger of the acquirer's sub and the target that the sub MUST dissolve. It's after that transaction that it's a matter of choice as to what entity is the final survivor...the target or the acquirer. It's typical for the acquirer to cease existing and the target to survive. I think that's the case here (target survives) hence the dissolution of the acquirer, KEYO, which still trades and the reason why there isn't a NantWorks, LLC SEC CIK# yet.

Reason being, post the "Super 8K" Form 10 bomshell that Dr.SS drops on the markets, Nantworks, LLC will assume KEYO's CIK#, just like this example for the recent CRRA/NHMD reverse merger...

http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=Nate%27s+Food+Co.&owner=exclude&action=getcompany


Back to mid-late May..."they" were relentless on the board "waiting" for the "death knell" of the KEYO sub dissolution.

Crazy thing was it seemed half the folks who bought KEYO before that were led to believe or simply mistook that they were actually trading the parent holding company's stock, KEYO, not the Keyon Communications, Inc.(NV) subsidiary which was the primary focus of the board's posts.

BIG MISTAKE (by us all) that cost many much. It wasn't until after that when the real deep DD was able to begin...after the dust settled and the noise quieted down.


Restore some optimism in what? Mankind? Haha! NantWorks, LLC being public will be unlike any other company before it. Much like MSFT or GOOG breaking ground but bigger than both combined in time.

It'll never restore my confidence in the market itself or its ways but it will allow me to forget ever about thinking about playing it again.

This is "do or die" for me...last play in the market.

I either go down w/ the ship logging another loss or out on top logging a life-changer.

LEGACY STOCK (especially when you throw in the target stocks)

GLTA!

lns