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Re: jimmy051357 post# 36432

Saturday, 09/17/2016 4:32:13 PM

Saturday, September 17, 2016 4:32:13 PM

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"If Adrian can't do anything with it, why create 2 billion shares, why not just create 1 if he has to keep it. Can he give it away. How would it gain value?"

I didn't say that Adrian could not do anything with the new 2 billion shares of common stock for DNA Holdings, Inc. I only talked about some of what he cannot do.

Like is true of any unallocated stock of any corporation, the corporate officers can leave it unallocated, take it for themselves, give it away, trade it for something else, or sell it. Adrian just cannot sell it through a market because it is not properly configured to be traded publicly and therefore, has no ticker symbol.

Could Adrian change this situation and convert DNA Holdings, Inc. into a publicly traded corporation? Yes... He could.

Will he opt to incur the time and expense to do that? I doubt it but that is his choice.

To address your last question, the stock of any any corporation gains value by having someone think it does. This would normally be a result of financial performance, or the expectation of future financial performance.