Friday, June 24, 2016 8:47:56 PM
The S-1 is boilerplate and it assumes a holder will sell. Those private placement investors are long term holders. I have followed all their holdings from day one. They are not in this for a nickel.
What is true is the private placement holders agree to what is called a "blocker provision" which means they agree not to go over 5%. So if they decide to exercise their Series E warrants (or any other warrants held) they would sell shares to stay below the 5%. However the Series E warrants run to 2021. They can waive the blocker provision and go over 5% and do the appropriate SEC filings.
Gobblygook nonsense.
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