China Crescent Ent. Inc (fka CCTR)

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Share volume is not market volume. Tax debt and credit is represented by market volume while equity debt or outstanding debt is share volume. You have too separate the two to find either or. Can there be market volume without equity volume and the answer is no. They must work in unison of each other. If you move equity in or out of a corporation a tax credit is established when capital is coming into the organization diluting the common share holder. When capital is moved out side the corporation in a purchase, wages ect. Then a tax debt is owed. There are three ratios that you must observe and take an average of when calculating the true market volume and the three values ie: common stock, equity stock and lastly preferred shares the actual interest the government holds that can be a debt or credit as well that is linked too the common share value if the outstanding of both common and preferred are the same. There is rare opportunities that the public can have access too the government debt owed and credit if there is an overpayment in tax’s . In other words preferred shares can only be sold on receivables owing the government from the equity holders where common shares can be both receivables and debt owed.

A good example of common share debt is when capital is lent from either the company or government for the purchase of tax credits.

We are in very interesting times . It will be interesting how it all plays out. Keep an ear on the volume level.