Replies to post #11942 on RVUE Holdings Inc. (fka RVUE)

[xZx]

we should have an informal poll here:

Q: what's the largest private company, in terms of market cap, robert w. roche could locate, whether owned by a friend, an associate, or himself?

$100M? $200M? $500M? $1B? maybe 5B?

keep in mind, it doesn't have to be roche's own assets, they could belong to literally anyone he knows.

a transaction could happen via a friend of a friend's company, their companies, or it could involve a collection of assets from several sources.

all robert w. roche would have to do is hand the newco participants a big chunk of shares, which he could easily do with a 248M share OS and a 650M share AS...

and then reverse merge it all into the RVUE shell.

could he do that?

yes.

could he do it tomorrow?

yes.

i'd like to hear any logic arguments to the contrary.

:-D

[CommonCents3]

Exactly!!!! This play is as simple as asking yourself....why did Roche become the majority shareholder here in the 1st place? He's not reading Ihub looking for the next penny runner....he obviously had an angle here. When he loaned the company the $400k, he knew damn well they wld never be able to pay it back. The auction and "The other interested parties" is simply semantics. This is a well orchestrated plan by a very savvy, very wealthy, very well connected business man.

The PR states it all if u read it closely..."Roche Enterprises plans to continue the RVUE business using the assets acquired in the UCC sale, thru a new entity"...what business? What assets? The ONLY logical explanation is Roche wanted access to the shell to bring a company public.

Translation= They acquired the RVUE shell, to put a new company into RVUE w/ the purpose of a reverse merger w/ an instant tax break...

This is going to be a game changer.

GLTA

CC3