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05/20/20 11:36 PM

#79188 RE: BobTheChiro #79173

Common under some circumstances. AAPL for example. In my past most of our position companies bought back shares. One bought back 50% of all that traded. My clients received half and FWAY received half. My partner was FWAY Broker and our firm was a lead market maker meaning if you wanted to sell you came to us. Armco bought up to 80% of OREM, I was the broker.

Position company means a company that I advised everyone to buy. Didn't buy it fine. Find another broker. Simple rule.

Remember, my companies traded at lower PE Ratios but grew the earning big time. It was a different world then.

I believe that CYDY Street fighting CEO will do exactly this. I'd bet he has someone reviewing this Board.

Combine this with increasing the authorized number of shares to allow for stock dividends as well. Then start a buy back program. More cash per stock dividend adjusted share. Repeat. Another tock dividend and buy more shares to shrink the float. Even pay a small cash dividend and raise it every quarter.

Buy out is our Big Picture risk. Beat that back and Oh My we have a Train