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Re: RomW post# 34741

Sunday, 04/17/2011 12:59:01 PM

Sunday, April 17, 2011 12:59:01 PM

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Banks typically don't give money to pink sheets stocks, because of their high risk and almost no real assets. Using equity (shares) as collateral introduces the risk that a reverse split or dilution may make these shares almost worthless. Most banks won't expose their shareholders to that kind of risk.

Financeers may be willing to give money to a company if they can get free-trading (unrestricted) shares at a steep discount. The financeers then typically dump their shares as fast as they can, to lock-in their profit.
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