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Re: Rustler post# 12032

Thursday, 02/16/2012 8:11:14 PM

Thursday, February 16, 2012 8:11:14 PM

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What in the world does that mean?

Noteholders don't buy stock in the company with which they are a noteholder, EVER.

Why on earth would a person buy stock at a price much higher than they received from the company.

They are given shares for services or cash investments in the company.

Usually at Par value, or at the very least a greatly reduced price from the PPS at the time of the transaction.

The post is 100% incorrect.

Noteholders do not buy stock, they sell it out of the A/S and it increases the O/S and float.

And yes, it is dilution.

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