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ryan2044

07/07/09 10:09 AM

#178121 RE: clawmann #178120

just a question....

so if we have a day where we have volume of 5 million, but the share price falls does that basically mean we are buying shares off YA??

Im just trying to get an idea of how the volume can be high, but the share price falls or stays where it was?

I know its a rookie stock market question, but any kind of simple answer would be greatly appreciated...


thanks!

yellowjacket

07/07/09 10:14 AM

#178123 RE: clawmann #178120

"So, which is it? Lender or Investor? Personally, I have difficulty thinking about YA as an "investor". Seems to me they lend money, and then pretty much guarantee they get paid back by arbitraging the borrower's shares. And they also get a lot of equity kickers (in the form of warrants) to make more money if the shares of the borrower take off." That's what PIPEs do and they are essentially VCs to public companies. YJ.

lesnshawn

07/07/09 10:56 AM

#178134 RE: clawmann #178120

clawmann: 'shaking head, rolling eys' lns eom

beam11

07/07/09 12:21 PM

#178152 RE: clawmann #178120

Not sure why that is confusing or should be noted as a discrepancy - Loaning money with the sole purpose of making money off of the loan is investing to make money to loan to another co. or back to the same co. LOL!

jonesieatl

07/08/09 6:31 AM

#178239 RE: clawmann #178120

Nice catch clawmann

I guess their more recent comments put to rest a lot of the hype about YAGI having so much faith in NEOM to succeed.

As long as NEOM is public and there are people buying 'the promise' YAGI will do just fine.