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Re: SkinnyD post# 21748

Tuesday, 06/26/2018 5:59:19 AM

Tuesday, June 26, 2018 5:59:19 AM

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1) The asset purchase agreement specifically excludes the equity (stock) of SOUPQ - spelled out in black and white.

2) To 'take over the corporation', they'd need a controlling stake (over 50%). They don't have that.

3) You can't 'buy' a ticker as an asset. SOUPQ doesn't 'own' the ticker.

SOUPQ share equity represents ownership in a liquidated shell.

The shares are worthless (or whatever you can convince someone they're worth, as long as they keep trading).

They won't trade forever, keep that in mind.
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