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dmaller

01/14/16 11:48 AM

#35306 RE: bogey1 #35305

Bottom line is that everyone just wants to see a definitive resolution where they either re-list and make another attempt at business or that they shut the doors, fire the employees and just call it quits forever. Everyone wants to move past this purgatory because nothing's worse than the 'what ifs' -- which is what the company/stock do best. (If I could invest in the Savi Corp 'what ifs' I'd be richer than anyone who won powerball last night...).

I keep checking back in to see if the stock's re-listed or if there's any official news, but as we know - still no. I appreciate everyone's back and forth in the mean time however. Here's to the 'what ifs' for 2016. *cheers*
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bernny2

01/14/16 1:20 PM

#35307 RE: bogey1 #35305

What if they take a few of those tens of millions of dollars and buy back tens of millions of shares before the stock starts to trade again? Then where will the price be at the open?
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bogey1

04/18/16 11:42 PM

#35519 RE: bogey1 #35305

Repeat post It Is What It Is...
Per Bill Murray in, "Saint Vincent",
That means, You're Screwed and there's nothing you can do about it.

Of course, it can also mean that while the stock is de-listed, if they can pull off a real deal that infuses tens of millions of dollars and establishes a no-kidding line of production and sales,
That when it is re-listed, it could open up higher than you would want to pay for.

One of those is a lot likelier outcome than the other, but,
It is what it is..

I would pick the two extremes to bet on in Vegas.
Either total loss or explosive success.
I put most of my remaining chips on the success spot.
And just enough chips on the failure bet to get a beer to cry in.

Being de-listed while a successful venture was secured could be a crazy ride.