Replies to post #7937 on KeyOn Communications Holdings, Inc. (fka KEYO)

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ROCK ON KEYO / NANT-Works, LLC Reverse Triangular Merger (RTM)! ;-)

Loose any Tunnel Vision of only NANT-Health! Try to comprehend ALL the possibilities of how the good Doc PSS WILL take his NANT EMPIRE PUBCO from PRIVCO status! ;-)

Then issue "Tracking Stocks" for the NANT-Works subs, after NANT-Works goes public first via a reverse merger with KEYO! The Doc likes to control things and make BILLIONS! Which I'm sure the big gun investors are counting on a nice ROI for the millions they have invested already (Verizon, BlackBerry, Celgene, KIA, etc.)!

Phase 1 - RTM NANT-Works with KEYO. Keep the NANT-Works name, change ticker to NANT and share restructure. The Parent Company NANT-Works is PUBCO and trading on respectable exchange! Forbes rated NANT-Works at 7.7B last year. After more investments into the NANT Empire it's worth well over 8B! The best we can tell the KEYO OS/Float is low say under 40M. The NANT PPS when starts trading will be really sweet! ;-)

Phase 2 - Issue tracking stocks for the subs, starting with NANT-Health "THIS YEAR"! Anyone know how "tracking stocks" are issued?? It's NOT a traditional IPO!

HUGE Hints:

http://www.investopedia.com/university/ipo/ipo3.asp

http://www.investopedia.com/university/mergers/mergers4.asp

Tracking Stock
A tracking stock is a special type of stock issued by a publicly held company to track the value of one segment of that company.

Why would a firm issue a tracking stock rather than spinning-off or carving-out its fast growth business for shareholders? The company retains control over the subsidiary.

http://www.spinoffresearch.com/spin-off-mechanics/tracking-stocks

Companies create these stocks to track the fortunes of one or more or their subsidiaries. We view tracking stocks as distant cousins to spin-offs. Unlike a spin-off where a division is separated from the parent, goes public, and has complete autonomy financially and managerially from the parent company-tracking stocks represent shares that are still joined at the hip to the parent (there is no legal separation of the assets or liabilities).

The parent and tracking stock operate under one management team and one board of directors, even though the tracking stock’s finances are reported separately from the parent. Companies issue tracking stocks to hopefully unlock value in their underlying subsidiary.

Issuing tracking stocks is always a tax-free procedure and if either of the two units were losing money, the earnings from one would offset the losses of the other for tax purposes. Borrowing costs for the tracker are usually lower because it relies on its parent’s higher credit rating. Overhead costs are lower than if the two were separate. If synergies exist between the parent and the tracker, there are added benefits. As with spin-offs, the biggest reason for issuing tracking stock is the potential to goose the parent’s stock price.

Companies often feel that Wall Street analysts and investors incorrectly value captive subsidiaries that are overshadowed by the parent. So investment bankers tell them that the creation of a tracking stock highlights “pure-plays” that can be valued higher by the market.

I strongly feel we commons have a great investment opportunity once good DD is assessed properly! Then when you also think about being part of the Doc's visionary mission unfolding right before our eyes to drastically improve - Paradigm Shift - the healthcare ecosystem, this is truly an AWESOME investment opportunity!

Rock On KEYO / NANT-Works RTM! The Doc will make BILLIONS and HISTORY - AGAIN! ;-)