Popt: I see the math has been applied incorrectly because that is not how the share structure of a RTM works.
BTW, a company can have as many shares as it wants and they can be valued at whatever the market decides they're worth. The market cap of KEYO last trading day has no bearing on anything whatsoever.
Not sure what's being read because nothing has changed w/ the hypothesis since yesterday, the day before, last week, last month or last year. Gotta be more specific if we're to understand what's mistakenly viewed as having been morphed.
There is nothing preventing Dr.SS from using KEYO and it's NV sub as the vehicle to take his NantWorks conglomerate public via a RTM and subsequently issue IPO's in the form of tracking stocks for his subs, just like Forbes told us is most likely the case.
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