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Re: stock king 1 post# 9762

Friday, 10/13/2017 6:24:12 PM

Friday, October 13, 2017 6:24:12 PM

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There might be something that is not great occurring with the company, but a company that has gone out of business has no reason to have expended the time and money to file a Form 8-K with the SEC two days ago.

The only form that a company going out of business might file with the SEC would be a form to deregister their stock because the company is being dissolved. That is not a Form 8-K. That would be one of the Form 15 variants instead.

The only way a company might use a Form 8-K related to going out of business would be announce the dissolution of the company as a corporate event using a Form 8-K and that would be obviously stated in the file Form 8-K if it were the case. Companies that far gone usually don't bother.

If there is anything unusual happening, based on the last file Form 8-K, it might suggest some kind of buyout or merger. Note that I said "MIGHT." There is no point starting a rumors unless people read AND UNDERSTAND the Form 8-K better than the discussion here suggests people have done thus far.

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