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Saturday, October 22, 2022 3:17:13 PM
I hear your words of explanation and I've heard all that from you here before, usually following an outburst that you somehow want to walk back.
Did you hear any of my words addressing point by point what was contained in your emails? I didn't hear anything in your last post indicating you may have been wrong on those points, or that you will look into it to verify the truth for yourself.
Let's move on if that is your wish. BTW, the creation or assignment of warrants is not a reportable event. Warrants exercised privately by the public, or shares sold privately to the public or entity do not have to be reported at all. Warrants exercised or shares bought by those within the company MUST be reported.
These two types of transactions (shares sold, warrants exercised) whether by a public person, entity and/or one within the company would then be reflected in the public float totals since once an individual or entity is in control of them they are in a sense "public."
Most of these share transactions, once completed to insiders, may also have any of a wide range of additional restrictions available for a company to attach at its discretion to insure that no quick liquidations occur. Restrictions placed on shares acquired thru warrants do not change their being included in the public float totals.
You might have been confusing the concept of a company's secondary offering of additional shares to the public to raise capital, which, unlike a "shelf offering" must be reported and will affect the float totals as they are sold.
Did you hear any of my words addressing point by point what was contained in your emails? I didn't hear anything in your last post indicating you may have been wrong on those points, or that you will look into it to verify the truth for yourself.
Let's move on if that is your wish. BTW, the creation or assignment of warrants is not a reportable event. Warrants exercised privately by the public, or shares sold privately to the public or entity do not have to be reported at all. Warrants exercised or shares bought by those within the company MUST be reported.
These two types of transactions (shares sold, warrants exercised) whether by a public person, entity and/or one within the company would then be reflected in the public float totals since once an individual or entity is in control of them they are in a sense "public."
Most of these share transactions, once completed to insiders, may also have any of a wide range of additional restrictions available for a company to attach at its discretion to insure that no quick liquidations occur. Restrictions placed on shares acquired thru warrants do not change their being included in the public float totals.
You might have been confusing the concept of a company's secondary offering of additional shares to the public to raise capital, which, unlike a "shelf offering" must be reported and will affect the float totals as they are sold.
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