Excellent info from another locale...
Seems that one of the trademarks of Javelin-connected companies is to set up the preferred shaers so that when an R/S hits, they are not affected, essentially giving the holders of those shares the majority position by default.
It's a crafty way to do it, and usually only the most trained readers catch this in progress.
I wonder if that is what will happen with Hunsaker and Peacock's money owed to them as part of FCCN/Aero's current liabilities? How convenient...freeze the preferreds to avoid being R/Sed along with the rest, do a large reverse, THEN afterwards let the stock slide a little and ISSUE THOSE SHARES.
As Derb's siggy says, you end up getting Peacocked and Hunsakered.
IMO/FWIW
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