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Thursday, 04/20/2017 12:47:42 PM

Thursday, April 20, 2017 12:47:42 PM

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I haven't!

We have all heard the term earnings before depreciation and amortization. We know this to be associated with administration and sales expenses. We know there has to be a ledger of this expense associated on the balance sheet that must be a expense as well revenue and a liability due to the first rights admenment to the articles of corporation laid out in the Sec rulings for all public companies.

The question then arises can this compensation also be used as collateral and be a portion of your outstanding shares owed.

Do your DD and know the rules that apply too fair trade of public companies. Understand the difference of the collateral owner ship of preferred share holders too the common share holder that leases the collateral to obtain debt to be sold into the market.

Understand the leverage applied by forward splitting of the shares to prevent dilution and how the reversing of the shares protect early investors in applying the fractional share allocation to fair trade.

And last but most important is depreciation and how 25% of a $100 of capital surplus is much greater a return then 25% of $25 dollars after depreciation. Remember that the difference must be amortized over the life of the service or product. The life expectancy of a service or product is your wild card on the table to your debt along with the revenue to unlock the goodwill the government has granted.

No what your buying, no the rules of the game and apply both of theses concepts to the numbers you are given.
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