DD Support Board and Research Team

[equtz]

Sure it does. By allowing them to get liquidity, they have capital to recycle into new deals. Between the 15-20 toxic funds and the 30-50 deal guys(and their minions; thanks IHUB!), they probably control 20%-30% of the NRP's. The money being raised now will be recycled into another ticker that will be ready for liquidation in 12-24 months depending on who(and what exemption) they are using for liquidation. By keeping the ticker "viable" it benefits OTCM. Given the regulatory environment, they know they are at risk of loosing a lot of their issuers, hence the new tier. The liquidators always have the next deal in the que. The question is where are they liquidating? COR and AlPS are done. So LEK and WD? Rinse and repeat...waiting for funds to clear, lol.