Exactly , personalizit.
Even though Gaggy , I mean YAGI , can't 'own' more than 4.99% of the outstanding at any given moment in time , they can sure hold sway with their 'right' to billions of votes.
Hey , does having the right to vote way more than 10% of the outstanding (uh , maybe even nearly DOUBLE the outstanding?) mean YAGI has the same rights as a greater-than-10%-owner would have? Seems that way. Where's the SEC filing required when someone holds that much sway over a publicly held company?
Laws? They don't need no stinkin' laws , this is pennyscam country and they do whatever they please.
Thanks for pulling that up and putting it out. And the drilldown. Nice find.
jonesie