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Rock_nj

11/19/09 12:24 PM

#50532 RE: venomen2002 #50530

Don't forget, before Sept 2009 etc. did not exist, so the entire value of the company was in EXPH. Now we get a little extra. Perhaps the market sees it as a chance for them to sell more shares in the new etc. but at least the funding for etc. won't come directly from Expo, so that is a good thing.

cookboy

11/19/09 12:24 PM

#50533 RE: venomen2002 #50530

yes if you have a 100,000 exph you will have 10,000 in the new co
plus your 100,000 in exph. thats how I see it.

But4Grace

11/19/09 12:25 PM

#50534 RE: venomen2002 #50530

So all we have to do is have shares on the record date and we get more shares in the new company? That sounds like getting something for nothing - if your already holding shares that is.

Sud13

11/19/09 12:31 PM

#50555 RE: venomen2002 #50530

READ THIS:
Currently, Expo Holdings(EXPH) is doing business with top customers and the revenues is coming in for the store fixtures and displays. Remember, till date 90% of the PR's and the customers are for the stock EXPH and not for the new company(etctera).

So, EXPH does have revenues and Q3, Q4 will show that. 10,000 store fixture customer news is still pending.

10:1 dividend means there might be only 100 M shares authorized in the new company. If the new product rocks, then the new shares will be trading very high with low share structure. It might be trading in higher exchange(Amex or OTCBB) and not in pinksheet.

Easy and safe money could be made here unlike other pinksheet companies. Wake up guys and think about it before selling.

Old Geezer

11/19/09 12:42 PM

#50572 RE: venomen2002 #50530

What happens if the new company doen't go public?

I have shares in companies that are private and I cannot do anything with my shares unless it goes public (at what value) and or it get bought out.

Should I be concerned????