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Re: zen222 post# 6102

Saturday, 05/12/2018 1:53:18 PM

Saturday, May 12, 2018 1:53:18 PM

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Exactly

It doesn't say what the exact share structure of $HDIH$ is but it lends to the idea that in the actions of reverse mergers they often lead to a majority of shares being restricted. The reason that this is accomplished is to gain financing without tanking the company and obliterating the publicly traded float.

The float is still, at the moment, far too small for those shares not to be restricted. Now that solely is my opinion, I admit. I also admit that I shared the path that led me to that opinion. Again, very clearly sated!

You keep speaking of legacy shareholders but at the same time you say they are 2 different investments. Again, please clarify how this is to be understood. Are you saying that it's only the shareholders that have been stuck here in this play own shares and we have no new shareholders since the split? Does it mean that it's only the shareholders who sold out and came back to repurchase after the split?