AWGI has less than 2.4B shares, and the only preferred shares ("series Z") provide extra voting rights and no conversion to common. Is a pretty good structure, yes?
However, I don't really understand the history of Paul Moody deals not doing a reverse split. Isn't the future treatment of the common shares up to the people who take over the company by a reverse merger?
Why do people believe that current shareholders won't be screwed?
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