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Tuesday, 08/01/2017 11:33:28 PM

Tuesday, August 01, 2017 11:33:28 PM

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So this is what I THINK MAY happen:

Preferred shares have priority over commons, and the equity investors could essentially acquire the company (or a large %) via the preferreds.

It would look something like this... Drum roll.....

---Equity investors to invest, let's say... $50 - $100 million.
---The $millions would be used to purchase common shares from the float.
---The acquired commons would then be traded in for a percentage of preferred shares, let's say that equates to 20-60% ownership of the company. The investors should convert a small portion into commons, so that they don't lose liquidity.
---The swapped common shares would then be retired from the O/S, reducing the O/S to, let's say.....1-2billion
---The monster, Mega, poop-your-pants orders from Uncle Sam and telecom would put a HUGE valuation on BVTK, the "OTC has never seen orders like this before." And, I believe our new accountants provide valuation services. wink--wink ;) ;)
---The new ownership team then uplists BVTK to the NASDAQ to attract and retain REAL investors, and to escape the volatility of the stink sheets, and protect their investment. All parties would benefit tremendously!!!!!!!

Tom said he is looking forward to making more millionaires.
Tom said NO RS.
Tom said Nasdaq sooner than you think.

Folks, the above hypothetical scenario is one way all of those 'Tom said' points can be realized, and in an expedient and relatively pain free fashion.

Tommy Boyyyy, am I getting close?

<-- just got the friggin chills big smile

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