re: (from #msg-111785855) "With the last deal [there] is a 'true-up' coming, or a point at which BORK might owe the firms* more shares...or conversely, the firms* might have to surrender to BORK some shares they were initially given [where] it could mean the firms* have to buy shares in the open market in order to return them to BORK, assuming they've already sold every share they had been given, while PPS was higher."
Question: I'm guessing that if Ironridge did or did not sell all their BORKs associated with "the last deal (aka, the 'death spiral' financing)" that Dragonox is now that which will determine good or bad any current, near term or far term what impact that undisclosed status will have until Bourque Industries resumes their quarterly financials.
Its been suggested to me that Dragonox exist with strong links to the same people of Ironridge.
It appears Ironridge has been busy, for what means or end I have no clue except to reflect that "all is not well" there with many legal complains against them.
Frozen Food Gift Group, Inc - SC 13G/A – Beneficial Holdings http://finance.thetimes-tribune.com/filing/sc-13g--a/0001144204-15-009140/cik-1486526/ TERMINATION OF JOINT FILING AGREEMENT The Joint Filing Agreement previously entered into by and among Global IV, Ltd., Ironridge Global Partners, LLC, John C. Kirkland, Brendan T. O’Neil, Richard H. Kreger and Keith Coulston is terminated. The date of termination was January 22, 2015, and all further filings with respect to transactions in the security reported on will be filed, if required, by members of the group, in their individual capacity.
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