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Thursday, 03/28/2024 11:46:58 PM

Thursday, March 28, 2024 11:46:58 PM

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I have never asked any of you this question but I am actually quite curious about this one thing. Is an RMT transaction the most longest, painful transaction one can choose to go through? Obviously some of you amazingly smart people knew about this deal and knew what I had to go through. I don’t blame anyone for not sharing with me. I understand why many won’t speak up as it’s a pay to play game. I already conceded to all the players here as I clearly understand that I don’t deserve this victory and that I’m just one very lucky guy. I wouldn’t have been able to do this deal without my condition. I wish I was smart but obviously I have other things driving me. Definitely not brains which I like to think I have. lol. I just find that this isn’t the norm from my stand point. Thoughts??? Also Bruce / RLK / Mike, I believe there is only 300 or less people that have access to this investment. If there is more people due to brokerages creating index funds for their customers then that would be interesting to me. Im curious to figure out what type of share holdings people get. Some people must have only a few shares at best. A little weird. There’s only so many shares people. Any ways. I don’t get it. I know brokerages can represent thousands of clients but I can’t see how we can do that here unless brokerage funds can be counted as single ownership. I guess they can. Just didn’t think that it was possible in this case. I’m a newbie to this stuff. Trying to figure out why people would want just a few shares. Any ways. Just think out loud and yelling at the palm trees. Hula Hula Crazy Penny

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