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Re: Texan77 post# 7760

Thursday, 07/05/2012 10:30:58 PM

Thursday, July 05, 2012 10:30:58 PM

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The Fund includes NMGL's "warehousing of Blouse and South Copperstone".

In order for Ron to receive his 17B shares worth of dividends, I do not believe they need to do much of anything for FFGO.

State of Wyoming Statutes will allow for the asset distribution.

FINRA will follow the State Laws of Incorporation.

So whether FFGO is current in their tax status or they remain dissolved, I believe the same outcome will be allowed. That outcome will be the distribution of the PLANNED and SEC filed assets to shareholders.

I believe Subco may be RENS. Is it possible that FFGO filed a Form 15-12G while being revoked? Not sure if that is possible. So the odds are RENS, who recently did file a Form 15-12G.

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