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09/21/17 1:37 PM

#114835 RE: Doc Holliday #114833

Can you link to this? TIA

NSEH and others put 2 billion shares in escrow and told the SEC they did so. Many do that. Companies issue shares to the higher ups to block leverage buyouts.

The SEC demands that a companies have enough shares on the side for certain things

TenKay

09/21/17 1:40 PM

#114838 RE: Doc Holliday #114833

The only way a company can do that is to do it on behalf of a shareholder who has requested it be done with their stock. And it has to be disclosed.

Since NSEH apparently disclosed, perhaps you could provide that disclosure to see what it really was.

BVTK has made no disclosure.

The OS is at least 7.5 Billion and DTC deposits are 7 billion...which means the float is very close to that.

There is no "treasury stock", no stock held in "escrow" by the company...it is all free trading in the market.

"The SEC demands that a companies have enough shares on the side for certain things."

Actually the requirement you are referring to is to have an AS that can accommodate any convertible securities issued by the company.

Other than that I don't know what "certain things" you might be referring to....or would exist with BVTK.