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Luckyus

11/28/18 5:08 PM

#114843 RE: Stowe #114842

As I said before, BuyBack can't be done unless the miracle happens, hey let's wait and see!!!

ka ching

11/28/18 7:27 PM

#114844 RE: Stowe #114842

That's what I was wondering If you sell shares in you subsidies To pay off a share buy back of the main company and devalue the price of the subsidies How does that make the main company worth more And How is he paying employees of the companies with 27 Dollars in the bank all over the world China Europe and USA Seems like he would have to sell some of the worthless subsidies to pay the bills of the ones that are profitable If any are Haven't read the financials but Alot to be concerned with IMO

Power of Emouna

11/29/18 1:18 AM

#114847 RE: Stowe #114842

Why potential subsidiaries would consider partnering up with a shell company as NSAV and uplist to NSAV

A company who will make money when they convert their Preferred Shares into NSAV common Stock The Preferred will be convertible into NSAV shares. (The better the subsidiary does through the continued hard work of the Principals - the more they will make when they convert the Preferred Shares into NSAV common Stock). A company who will uplist to a higher exchange such as OTCQB or NYSE, who's business (in the subsidiary) will have the advantage of growth through lower cost financing that is currently not available in this segment of the mini-cap public market or to private companies. That's how I see the advantage of partnering up with a shell as you stated.

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