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CoolVanilla300C

04/28/18 5:16 PM

#170156 RE: NYD #170152

It certainly makes sense for the company to keep the gag in place while they are buying shares back



Does it? Please elaborate as to why that would be necessary.

Would that not be awesome?



Sure, but is it likely? No.
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trader59

04/28/18 5:19 PM

#170158 RE: NYD #170152

No, they didn't. They never mentioned a share reduction, only you have.
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JesusChristSuperstar

04/28/18 5:40 PM

#170163 RE: NYD #170152

The "company" says a lot of things.

"Working on..."

"Intend..."

"No plans to..."

"Planning on..."

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swingingRichard

04/28/18 7:06 PM

#170194 RE: NYD #170152

No Current Buy Back

Might want to have a look-see at the the 3/22/2018 report, the 4/22/2018 report and the 4/25/2018 report.

Is a company subject to any reporting requirements in connection with its repurchase program?

Yes. Item 703 of Regulation S-K requires that, for all issuer repurchases of equity securities (whether an open market or private transaction), the company must disclose in its next periodic report the following information, in tabular form, for each month of the preceding fiscal quarter:

the total number of shares purchased;
the average price paid per share;
the number of shares purchased as part of a publicly announced program; and
the maximum number of shares (or approximate dollar value) that may yet be repurchased under the program.
Additionally, for publicly announced programs, the SEC requires disclosure (in footnotes to the table) of the following information:

the date of the announcement
the share or dollar amount approved by the board of directors;
the expiration date (if any) of the program;
each program that has expired during the last fiscal quarter; and
each program that the issuer has determined to terminate prior to expiration or under which the issuer does not intend to make further purchases.