And saying YA can't hold more than 4.99% of the outstanding at any given time doesn't mean that "default" as written in the SEC filings means that YA would only get 5% of the value of the company if they defaulted and sold it. YA has rights to ALL of the IP if they decide to put NEOM into default , at a time beneficial to YA to do so.
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Later , it's too pretty outside here to stay inside for more than a few minutes at a time lol. See ya off and on.
Lesn - It's ok to be a little confused, over the details of YA's switch from a hedge fund loaning money, to become a venture capitalist supporting NEOM's ventures. Heck, I think it surprised all of us a little. However, I assumed by now, you and Jonesie might have realized what has occurred.
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