Replies to post #21524 on Optex Systems Holdings Inc. (OPXS)

[fireopal]

subject/story whatever - both words are fairly similar in relation to accounting of events etc & you seem to be changing the subject/story now which concerned the typo in "Story 3". Bottom line, there 3 separate stories so take your pick!

Additionally - all is connected & only reason i could come up with for company changing Lonview/Arland to Longview/Alpha owning Optex De up until 2009 was b/c it might have made it easier for company to bypass explaining what happened to Arland's $15+ M so maybe you have a better reason but if company followed SEC rules then neither one of us would havta guess lol

And we already covered this Arland/Alpha share thing (endless loop) back in Dec & as per your request i posted a link to OPXS first "public" filing that clearly relayed the following.

As of December 28, 2008, the Company was authorized to issue 300,000,000 shares of $.001 par value common stock, of which 50,000,000 shares were issued and outstanding as follows:

Longview = 45,081,350
Arland = 4,918,650

Furthermore, i have also stated that it was my understanding that a company can only issue shares once & then individual (s) are free to sell/exchange those shares etc, which Investopedia seems to confirm. If Alpha was issued shares then i don't get why his name was not listed right there under Longview's name along with some sort of ref for him selling his shares to Arland - much like filing outlined what Longview did with his Optex DE shares.

BREAKING DOWN 'Issued Shares'
A company issues a share only once; after that, the investor may sell it to another investor. When companies buy back their own shares, the shares remain listed as issued because the company may resell them. For a small, closely held corporation, the original owners may have all issued shares. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/issuedshares.asp