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Sunday, July 18, 2010 9:45:11 PM
Wasn't the cash supposed to be in the bank account of a subsidiary already. Why is it shown as an "account receivable"? How is it that the money is shown as equity, but no new shares are issued and no new preferred is created. How did the money go from the subsidiary to the parent? What does the new investor get? What delusional idiot posts 18 months projections for an income statement. If you want to post a forecast, name it that, and state the assumptions.
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