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Re: mvenom69 post# 23506

Tuesday, 07/11/2006 6:05:22 PM

Tuesday, July 11, 2006 6:05:22 PM

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A publicly traded company is prohibited by SEC regulations from trading (buying & selling) their own stock. In order to issue (sell) or buy back stock, they must first file a public notice informing the shareholders how much they are trading and an approximate time (the time can be open-ended).

XKEM is not buying it's own shares. -- But could one day in the future if it wanted to.

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New IR Department at XKEME - working overtime for the shareholders. ;-)

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