Replies to post #57576 on JB and ZJMY Holding Co (JBZY)

[WHIP THE HORSE]

Did you hear that companies give options to employees at lower price, buy they locked them for years, so they cannot sell until 2-3 years later???

[lindy1401]

Ok I am much clearer...I thought when you posted all that crazy stuff about the secret information you had found and couldn't post till you got home...that things were a bit strange...but this really clears it up...see you at a buck. Over and out.

[Beandog]

What you just said literally makes no sense. None.

$DOLV

[jackson73]

Looks like someone got left behind with their pants down hehe...might as well just buy back in this range :-)

[Rags2Riche$$$$]

They will have restrictions on the shares, they will not be able to sell their shares that quickly..Pretty sure this companies leaders have the intelligence to not allow the employees to dump shares...get real

[Dummy a/k/a donnie broos]

LOLOL - Wait a minute - you think THE COMPANY is bankrolling your stock purchases? And you think that when the value goes UP, the company is going bankrupt? LOLOLOLOL - that's rich!!

Go back and think this through..... Hint: the company's not financing you or your stock.

Lindy - you are 100% correct. According to his theory we would not cross .15 or get news for quite awhile. He sold because he can't read a chart. And now he gets to watch the price continue to climb.

[SkunkRiverTradingCo]

While you appear to have an inside track on info....you need to review what a warrant or stock option is. You have it completely wrong...backwards if you will. No bankrup cause the number of share are limited. Read Lindys response to you...she has it right !!
GLTY and have a great day

[agua77]

How would the company go bankrupt? We are only talking 10 million shares and if the employees did decide to sell they would be selling on the open market which would be bought by other traders/investors.

[nsomniyak]

You obviously have no idea how these things work.

The employees would not be selling appreciated stock back to DOLV, they would be selling them on the open market to schmucks like us. DOLV would have no liability whatsoever to buy stock back at higher prices.

When you but a stock (ANY stock, not just DOLV) on the open market, the money does not go to the company, it goes (via the brokers involved and the stock clearing system) to the seller of those shares (the previous owner). When you sell, you are getting money from the new buyer, not the company.

This is stock markets 101.

[QTRADERQ]

HAHAHA. Someone thinks DOLV pays stockholders when they sell.

The company would go bankrupt no matter how much money they have. Is no one else understanding this?