Monday, January 25, 2010 12:49:49 PM
I ask only because if you make a fundamental change to a corporation you usually need shareholder approval.
I like the fact that QED is seeking content and other opportunities. However, what is the income stream? Meaning, how does QED plan on making its money?
And note, every time you merge, then you are not just a holding company, owning shares of subsidiaries for subsidiaries hold shares of you, which is the case of Pro-Remote.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts as to the preferred shares shown on the unaudited financials?
Any thoughts as to why companies producing revenues would take shares of QED that needs capitalization?
Dandelion
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