Saturday, January 15, 2011 10:14:44 PM
They have already stated the shares used to pay for the acquisition will be subject to a lock-up/leak-out agreement. It is going to work similarly to what they did with Trimax: http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1380277/000107997410000361/infrax8kex103_7212010.htm . That would mean one year of Broadband not being able to cash those shares, then restricted amounts even after that. To pull that off is a testament of the CEO's ability to show these other companies they are coming on with a winner.
Also, notice one of my previous posts I admitted that the company gets "brutally" day traded on occasion. The action on Jan.6th is smaller-scale replica of Sept.9,2010. The Accum got destroyed then too yet look at the PPS gain for the next 2 weeks.
Also, notice one of my previous posts I admitted that the company gets "brutally" day traded on occasion. The action on Jan.6th is smaller-scale replica of Sept.9,2010. The Accum got destroyed then too yet look at the PPS gain for the next 2 weeks.
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