AI
Thursday, July 31, 2008 10:10:19 PM
I believe, and anyone, join in,lol, the 8 filing requirement hinges on a triggering event. Also in consideration might be the "Acceptance" of the S-1. The "acceptance" occours after the questions the SEC has, are answered to their approval.
Kind of a gray area where the s-1 is concerned, unlike s-2 or s-3, as I see it anyway. From what I remember, in the heydays of the tech bubble, public notice was given along the chain of "acceptance" at different times. Not always on the first day the fax goes to the SEC, but before/at the time the public was notified an 8 filing was made saying the s-1 was filed.
I guess it's like,, you talk to some one about being a director, shake hands, agree between the parties, sign contracts... when is an 8 required.. the day he starts his job/contract, then the positioning would be the event trigger.
If that makes any sense to anyone besides me and Mr. Jim Beam whom is acroos the table rrying to get my attention, burp.
http://www.sec.gov/rules/final/33-8400.pdf
Kind of a gray area where the s-1 is concerned, unlike s-2 or s-3, as I see it anyway. From what I remember, in the heydays of the tech bubble, public notice was given along the chain of "acceptance" at different times. Not always on the first day the fax goes to the SEC, but before/at the time the public was notified an 8 filing was made saying the s-1 was filed.
I guess it's like,, you talk to some one about being a director, shake hands, agree between the parties, sign contracts... when is an 8 required.. the day he starts his job/contract, then the positioning would be the event trigger.
If that makes any sense to anyone besides me and Mr. Jim Beam whom is acroos the table rrying to get my attention, burp.
http://www.sec.gov/rules/final/33-8400.pdf
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