Soupman Inc. (fka SOUPQ)

[coinsguy]

If the current shares of SOUPQ are going to be canceled and the company no longer a corporation but an LLC (with no shareholders), then would it not behoove Wealthcolony to dump all their shares on the market now while us small shareholders know nothing, in order to get the most out of those shares that they can before they go *poof*? And would that not account for the billions of shares trading since Sept 7th? And if they did this, would it not be a good idea to spread rumors that GBI is going to reverse merge into the old Original Soupman?

We shareholders who are of little consequence in the larger scheme of things are at an extreme disadvantage because we do not know what the end game is going to be, while Wealthcolony being the largest shareholder AND the buyer, has the opportunity to cover the cost of buying the company's assets by selling their shares.

This is just me thinking. I'm not trying to bash or cause a stir but it is most certainly a possibility unless they are barred from selling those shares.

I know the judge had some reservations because of this very possibility when Wealthcolony submitted the POA agreement for approval the first time. Normally the sale of the assets to Wealthcolony would not be allowed for this very reason, but Wealthcolony and Hillibird (sp?) resubmitted the POA agreement with changes that satisfied him. Do we know what those changes were?