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Re: Lone Wolf post# 1262

Tuesday, 10/17/2017 2:09:19 AM

Tuesday, October 17, 2017 2:09:19 AM

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I'd like to believe that they have a deal worked out with the investors similar to what companies do before an IPO. They are giving them 12% of the company for $6m regardless of how many shares they are issuing. I'm figuring that all parties are not basing anything off of what the shell is currently trading at because it is worthless. They all know that with the current SS and the value that Spectrum brings to the table, the PPS will ultimately correct itself to that .30+ figure we've talked about.

I'm sure that they have an agreement in place where there won't be any additional debt taken on for the foreseeable future, to protect the $6m investment from any sort of dilution. And since they are being issued members interests, they are technically part owners/board members who will have voting rights and a say in the future and direction of the company. They will have the ability to really capitalize on that investment given those circumstances.

Both parties must realize that it's in the best interest of the stock to keep their share counts relatively low. Reason being they can achieve a higher PPS, it won't scare away retail investors, and will give them the ability to uplist to the QB and eventually the QX and possibly higher.

They are going to keep the float low knowing they can run the PPS up without any effort. And like I said before, maybe they will take some of that investment money and buy shares on the open market to get the PPS to where they believe it should be valued.

This is all speculation, but if they are getting $6m in equity financing and only raising the OS 166m while leaving the float unchanged, we are going to be in for the ride of a lifetime. You couldn't come up with a better scenario.

Might just be a pipedream though.

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