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Re: waterchaser post# 282902

Tuesday, 10/30/2018 11:26:13 PM

Tuesday, October 30, 2018 11:26:13 PM

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Even if it did, generally it would involve a very reputable company who sees fit to keep the O/S low and maintain shareholder value.

So let’s say O/S is 2.5 billion. After more shares are returned to treasury, it goes down to 1.5 billion. Not bad at all. It all sets up for the big play, brought to you by The Man, The Myth, George Sharp. He finds a reputable and successful private company who wants to merge into a public shell. Both Sharp and the Company mutually agree to wanting to maintain shareholder value. Both also agree that given the growth & success of the company that the O/S is still too high. After all, there’s too much manipulation with too many manipulators who don’t give a rat’s ass about the company’s success. So, they decide to complete the merger with a 1:5 R/S, bringing the O/S down to a paltry 300 million shares with, let’s say, an A/S of 500 million. A few guarantees of locked shares and it sets up for a perfect run.

You best believe if shareholder price is suppressed, we will see buybacks and further deals locking up shares to keep from being sold for a long period of time. Below .002 is criminally low for a story like this.