That would be nice, wouldn't it? - releasing some of the shares as unrestricted? I kind of agree with some of the folks here who think that would cause a selloff though. Why would anyone hold shares in APOA if they could sell them right away at a converted equivalent $0.005 each?
I think the restricted scenario makes the most sense from the company's perspective. It's not what I'd call ideal for me, but I think it makes the most sense. Assuming APOA stays in business for a couple years and trades for anywhere even remotely close to where it trades today, should come out well ahead IMO.
There are, frankly, quite a few different ways this deal could play out. Some of them are good; some of them aren't.
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