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Thursday, March 14, 2013 9:20:17 AM
Apologize for my manners. Welcome back 
I posted this a few weeks back
How ROI would unlock the value in CDII to current shareholders
1) change the name to IMGG (or something magnesium related)
2) do a one time stock distribution of all declared holdings: CEII, ZYCI, CHLO, CAAH/CNAM, BIGG, SUNW, etc.... and clear out any and all holdings to the parent company CDII
3) once and for all close down the consulting arm
4) buy a reporting shell
5) reverse merge the trading business into the shell on a 1:1 basis with the amount of CDII shares you own. This means the shell would have to have the same shares o/s (it might be .05, $1 or .0001). But with 50 million o/s, the share price should be similar to CDII
What the above does is streamline CDII into a pure MG play and also gives the company the opportunity to grown the trading business. I don't know why this is so difficult for the company to execute, but we'd all be much richer if this actually comes to fruition
I posted this a few weeks back
How ROI would unlock the value in CDII to current shareholders
1) change the name to IMGG (or something magnesium related)
2) do a one time stock distribution of all declared holdings: CEII, ZYCI, CHLO, CAAH/CNAM, BIGG, SUNW, etc.... and clear out any and all holdings to the parent company CDII
3) once and for all close down the consulting arm
4) buy a reporting shell
5) reverse merge the trading business into the shell on a 1:1 basis with the amount of CDII shares you own. This means the shell would have to have the same shares o/s (it might be .05, $1 or .0001). But with 50 million o/s, the share price should be similar to CDII
What the above does is streamline CDII into a pure MG play and also gives the company the opportunity to grown the trading business. I don't know why this is so difficult for the company to execute, but we'd all be much richer if this actually comes to fruition
