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Re: halbaag post# 168583

Wednesday, 03/12/2014 4:28:00 AM

Wednesday, March 12, 2014 4:28:00 AM

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haalbag, you are quoting rules that say it is THEORETICALLY possible. I am telling you the SEC does not allow it in PRACTICE, as it would set a bad policy.

Here is the fact: NO company that has EVER filed the fatal Form 15 has EVER made it back to re-registration with the SEC and exchange listing.

NONE. EVER.

For reasons I've specified in my prior posts on this matter.

Feel free to quote rules and THEORETICAL possibilities, I only focus on what is ACTUALLY HAPPENING in the REAL WORLD.

You do realize that the SEC has incredibly broad discretion. They have used that TO-DATE in never approving the re-registration and exchange listing of ANY company that filed the fatal Form 15.

So yes, while there are rules that would permit a 4'8" person with severe Aspergers and Tourettes syndromes, blind, and a complete inability to read or write (I'm not citing any specific iHubber <g>) THEORETICALLY to be elected President of the United States, so far it has never happened.

And you would be a bit unwise to bet on such a person being elected President in 2016.

There have been zero companies make it back from a Form 15 to re-registration and exchange listing.