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Re: Bionic Man post# 122013

Sunday, 10/08/2017 11:19:24 AM

Sunday, October 08, 2017 11:19:24 AM

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Check this out: Tom can accomplish a buyback with an ASR (accelerated share repurchase) program.

-No cash needed from the company.

-Investment bank(s) take on the initial risk by buying back shares from the OS and then returning the shares to the company, who will in turn retire the shares from the OS.

-The investment bank(s) can be compensated with BVTK preferred shares, INSTEAD of cash. Or it can receive cash on a forward contract, payable from the revenue received in the future, at a premium of course.

Q: Why would an investment bank take on the risk of buying shares and accept (a) preferred shares instead of cash or (b) future cash payment?

A: Because they signed NDAs (per Tom on several occasions) thus they KNOW hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue are in the pipeline. They see the ROI here and are waiting for an 8k or PR announcement (regarding the involvement of equity investors) from the company before they begin investing.

I expect trading volume/activity will be absolutely nuts around here over the next couple of weeks and beyond.

Onward!