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mooji6

10/20/20 4:32 PM

#3380 RE: KISSINGER #3378

I mean, you're not wrong that those are the risks. But they certainly aren't the only two options and aren't as likely as you make them seem. The SEC taking action is extremely unlikely and would need a couple months of new regulations anyways.

While there is potential dilution in the company, the market cap is so low that we are still looking at 5x+ returns in your 5-10% example (especially when most of us early birds entered). This was a defunct company after all, even a basic $10m company is a huge multibagger. What do you prefer: 100% of a stop-signed shell, or 5% of an actual company? And that's YOUR worst case scenario with YOUR made up numbers... what if to maintain investment he keeps the actual integrity of the ticker and leaves more than 10%?

And again, he can't contemplate any of these moves until he's received the custodianship and brought the shell current. So plenty of time for DD along the way.