I'm sure they'll eventually IPO, get a great influx of new money, and keep the bulk of the new shares for themselves.
Then run those new shares up with profits and growth.
They bought SOUPQ shares in order to take over control of the company. Their plans changed. Instead, they bought the assets out of Chapter 7 liquidation.
They will write off the shares of SOUPQ for tax purposes, my opinion.
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