I didn't see any non-dilutive clause in any of the shares that Longoria or Berio had - once again Ruppert has proven himself clueless.
And Ross returned the A-2 Preferred Shares. Plus, Ruppert didn't state that the Series A-2 Preferred Stock is not convertible into common stock of the
Company.
Pretty tough to have a non-dilutive clause in Preferred shares that can't be converted into common shares.
Damn, Ruppert missed this also: "On August 6, 2014, the Company abolished all Series A Preferred Shares with the State of Delaware."
Ruppert should know better than to wear short pants to a adult party. He is out of his league - weak amatuer BS from Ruppert.
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