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Re: guardiangel post# 29192

Monday, 04/20/2015 8:20:55 AM

Monday, April 20, 2015 8:20:55 AM

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Radient is dead.

If there were a merger plan in place since 2009, it would have happened by now. Nobody invests $$$ millions in a takeover and allows it to drag on for six years without seeing any return on the investment.

And nobody invests $$$ millions buying RPC and then RXPC stock in a creeping takeover plan and then allows the share registration to get revoked "as part of a secret plan." That is not how rich people get richer. There is NO WAY a "private company" allows their money to evaporate like that. There is no way the Lenders or any Hedge Funds acquire RXPC stock and hold it through share registration revocation.

Mac did not "voluntarily revoke the stock in 2014" as part of some merger plan. The SEC gave Mac two choices: file the missing financials for 2012 and 2013 and 2014, or revoke the registration of your stock. Mac chose the latter -- and then he resigned and left the company.

you say "It only takes around 30 days for this procedure." Do you mean it would only take 30 days to file financials for three missing years? Several times, Radient has been more than 30 days late on just ONE financial filing.... And how much do you think it would cost to file those missing financials? And who has all the records now?

Face it -- a stock does not get deader than this. A company that goes through bankruptcy has more life and more potential than this.

Any RXPC shareholder who doubts that Radient is dead need only look at their brokerage account. How much is your RXPC position worth?


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