Protective Capital Structures Corp. (fka PCSO)

[neilhk]

Good post Libra:)

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=28781231

The timing is certainly in-synch at present imo. Audit ready in time for hopefully the first phase of funding, at least, by end of May.....anyone putting significant investment into HCPC, through the purchase of convertible preferred shares, would insist on an audit for sure and must see a much 'bigger picture' imo.

The purchase of preferred shares by these investors, with a fixed return, assists HCPC in the funding of the loans. They are being capitalised, then, by some major 'money.' We know the preferreds are converted to common shares within 12 months of purchase. Anyone, purchasing preferreds then will end up with HCPC common shares relatively soon. The 'money' then, is not just buying preferred shares as an investment for a fixed return, but is ultimately an investment in HCPC itself imo.

Would make sense then that the same 'money' would be buying up all the common shares they could lay their hands on at these levels too......if you knew enough to make a major investment to help capitalise HCPC in the first place, through buying preferred shares, you'd probably have enough cash and info available to you to accumulate all the common shares you could at these levels too, wouldn't you?

Last thought for now. Discussed before with others, but think it could be significant imo. Could these major investors not then be using a related HCPC company (previously dormant) to accumulate all the shares they could? Could it be The Cremel Group, or similar, which will be the new major shareholder in HCPC in the future. Maybe, then, HCPC don't actually need to carry out a major buyback at present to accumulate shares and increase their % shareholding, because major accumulation has already been occuring through a related company to HCPC, of which Carol is also a Director? As and when significant revenues do start and they do assign a % to the buyback (up to 35%), they could already have a majority control of HCPC.....albeit through a holding company imo. FIFG used to be the majority shareholder of HCPC, of which Carol is a Director. No reason why the same scenario will not be the case in the future imo

Some food for thought:)

GLTA