Roth...I have a question. Is this really considered an IPO? if so, then we are in for a lot of money. In an IPO, the only one's who really make lots of money are those on the inside, which would be us, holding preferred. The company in an IPO goes after large company investment and not so worried about us small time investors. that equates to us small timers getting FAT! that would explain why you have to be in or out by 5-13. comments?
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