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Re: ronshappy post# 54683

Wednesday, 06/27/2012 1:11:13 PM

Wednesday, June 27, 2012 1:11:13 PM

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Dude seriously? You've been the one talking about a buyout, and "restrictions" on shares don't matter in the case of a buyout. Any cash received from a buyout will be distributed according to the current share structure, and that's 97.5% to the preferred B holders and 2.5% to the common holders. For example, if ANDI is ever bought out for, say, for $50 million (and that is a ton based on where the company is currently), with the current share structure, $1.25 million would go to the common shareholders which equals about $0.0012 per share.

People's math is flawed

Care to show me where?

All IMO of course.

-Rob