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Saturday, 03/26/2016 1:42:27 PM

Saturday, March 26, 2016 1:42:27 PM

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PROVING KEYO STILL IN PLAY! ...

First off, the shares not trading. As noted before, shares trade on the OTC:BB/Pinks for one reason and one reason only...a single MM decides they want to continue to sponsor them. There are NO LISTING REQUIREMENTS as deemed by the SEC. Only a greedy MM to sponsor it to trade, that's all.

KEYO doesn't trade because there are/were no more shares left to trade in the float. Period. So, the MM's pulled their sponsorship and reported to FINRA the reason being "company dissolved". Dissolved my arse. What BS. loL!

FACT: They had no more shares left to trade unless they really wanted to entice shareholders at the time to sell by raising the BID 1000% (at least), which would be very fishy looking to the SEC, or naked short sell KEYO shares to satisfy the continuing buyers (there were no sellers), which they wouldn't in their right mind do, and didn't, because they know it would bankrupt their firm after the NANT "Super 8K" bomb is dropped on their heads. hahaha

FACT: In Nevada, a PERMANENTLY REVOKED status is the bottom. No chance ever of resurrecting. The business is for sure, gone for good. It's NO LONGER A COMPANY. In other words, it's EXISTENCE TERMINATED. It is absolutely, no doubt, NOT A COMPANY anymore. Here's one...
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=rAvQV55vR6W%252bd9vGn0Lsow%253d%253d&nt7=0

So, in a case like that, one would think the stock shouldn't trade. Well, check how that PERMANENTLY REVOKED NV status company (above) still trades today after (get this)...NINE YEARS (9) of carrying that status around its neck! NINE YEARS (9)! Oh, dat right, duh inept SEC, dat be why it dill be tradin'. THAT IS AS TOTAL CROCK if anybody claims that (as I showed up top). As recently as LAST WEEK, this NON-EXISTING COMPANY, LMGR, traded a 250K volume day.
https://www.google.com/finance?q=LMGR&ei=5cL2VonrE4GwjALcup7wCA

Now, let's go to KEYO's status w/ the DE SOS..."DISSOLVED" and let's compare that to "CANCELLED". BTW, "CANCELLED" in w/ the DE SOS is equivalent to "PERMANENTLY REVOKED" in NV...the business is gone for good. Forever. Never to return. NO LONGER A COMPANY. EXISTENCE TERMINATED..

https://icis.corp.delaware.gov/Ecorp/FieldDesc.aspx

C - Cancelled - A certificate of Cancellation has been voluntarily filed by the entity to terminate its existence. This certificate is filed when an entity has dissolved and at the completion of winding up the entity.

D - Dissolved - A certificate of Dissolution has been voluntarily filed by the corporation to terminate its legal



And, again, class...How long does the State of Delaware provide a company to complete it's dissolution ('dissolution period')?

THREE YEARS.

Based on the type of status w/ the DE SOS KEYO carries (DISSOLVED) and the fact that it was only initially filed 5/22/14, means that KEYO won't have it's status changed to CANCELLED until one of two things occurs:

1) It's used in the KEYO/NANT RTM or,
2) if for some reason Dr.SS still hasn't "gone public" by 5/22/17, then that date.

Until then, as we all well know...

KEYO undeniably STILL IN PLAY! smile

lns

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