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Djk0689

03/14/21 3:39 PM

#49071 RE: MasterFeldan #49069

RS is only off the table if the ceo says they won’t do it, then there is a small waiting period to avoid legal liabilities. Most agree the waiting period is 90 days. The last time Henry said 100% no RS was in December. Now in March we hear maybe it depends on how things play out.

If a ceo says RS and stock drops. Then says no RS. They are open to class action. This has happen many times in the market just like saying I’m going private and then turning around and saying nope not doing that. This Ceo is smart enough to allow a window of time to avoid this. I agree companies direction can change at any point but it’s not like flipping a switch on and off.

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ka ching

03/14/21 3:44 PM

#49075 RE: MasterFeldan #49069

He likes to keep shareholders informed that have been here years im sure but alot of it does have to be released on a timetable and can't just not release filing to keep the price down as he has to release them to open up shop Or be delisted He said he wants to buyback shares instead of a RS but if the price goes too high then he wont have a choice but to RS as he doesn't have unlimited amount of money to put in it and doesn't have unlimited amount of time i would think So the beginning of the buyback would be the best chance of getting the most shares while he can keep the price down the most and after the noteholders are paid off Then there is nothing to hold this down after that Having the noteholder convert is the best and last chance to get cheap shares IMO then once paid off BLASTOFF Hopefully he can buyback billions of shares by paying off the debt