Saturday, July 03, 2010 10:43:05 AM
Like I had mentioned in a previous post, if the 1st Bank
turned QASP/DEAN/NEWBY down, then it would be 99.999%
certain that the Next Weakest Lender/Backer would not
even be able to consider the proposition as viable.
So you fully admit this is a legitimate pursuit to fund a conglomerate. You just don't think they can pull it off.
Let me clue you in on a very important part of this puzzle. The lenders, Kendrick, Mineseeker and the owners of the other target aquisitions are all being patient and pulling for the funding to come together because of one thing: QASP STOCK. They all will make a fortune off the stock they own or will own. Let me give you one example. Let's say target aquisition one is valued at around 40 million dollars. QASP pays them around 40 million dollars for the company. The owners receive a good price for their company PLUS how many millions of shares? 50-100 million? Let's say they get 50 million shares through either the deal or purchase. The conglomerate comes together, they got their 40 million for their company and eventually their 50 million shares are worth 50-200 million dollars. Now you see why Kendrick NEEDS QASP and why he is so patient for the funding to come through.
For this very reason, funding will come through by one means or another as Newby and/or other lenders are also going to take advantage of QASP stock and make a fortune.
