Replies to post #454 on Marshall Holdings International Inc (fka MHLI)

[stervc]

Matrix, about your thoughts...

From my understanding, this is the first step for putting shares back in the Treasury for their situation. From researching and reading he definition of the S-8 and its purposes, it is to register and deregister shares.

Once the shares are deregistered, it is taking them from the OS which is like making them cease to exist as in cancelling from what was stated by the company.

The shares will no longer be part of the Float (as they never were) and the shares will not be part of the OS (as they were previously) which is why the company PR-ed that the new OS would be 202 million shares.

I will further research it later, but the filing of the S-8 to deregister over 2 billion shares was a very good thing and I think was the first step needed. Now the rest is done between the company and their Transfer Agent. IMHO
(Maybe I should have mentioned it as "has taken the first step to retiring shares by cancelling over 2 billion shares from their OS.")

Again, I don't like their history, but this is a serious step in the right direction for a positive change. IMHO

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[stervc]

Matrix, to further add...

Thanks for the thoughts you shared as I am very rusty at the least with many processes.

I think the meat of the situation is still in tact which is to officially reduce the Outstanding Shares to enhance its valuation.

I think the words "deregister" and "cancelling" of shares are synonymous. Retiring is the next step in the process taken by the Transfer Agent as they have taken the first step. I believe and hope that this adds more clarity.

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