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10/18/11 7:16 PM

#10938 RE: Dough Theory #10936

Larry told me this morning they are restricted shares. I did not ask what the details of the restriction were, so I guess it could mean that they are not yet registered for retail sale, and since the shares were shares that Larry owned (not new shares), I don't know if his are restricted because they are not yet registered for retail sale, or if he added a legal resale restriction and placed it on the shares before he transferred them to John, like a right of first refusal to buy them back himself, or something similar like a performance requirement?

But it sort of makes sense now that I think about, because if he felt slighted, and could sell them already, why would he keep the shares while suing? Why would he not have sold them already when they were still at .10-.12/share, 9 months ago? And why keep them if he needed cash, and felt like MVTG stock price was going lower? Also why would he sue for extra cash, if he felt the stock and company was going down the toilet, just to keep 1,000,000 shares instead of 500,000 shares? So either they are restricted like Larry told me (which I believe), or John is holding the shares for the long haul and is not selling them, which either way means the shares are not an issue currently, and it is all just an unpleasant side show!!!

In other words if they are not restricted and John still has them, that is bullish in spite of the law suit he filled over the final price of an incomplete job he failed to complete (or even really start), due to failing health.

Perhaps you should call John and ask him for his side of the story? LOL, unless John is the poster that filled us in earlier today here, LOL, in which case he may tell us his side soon?

Long story short, I am staying long!!!! And I offer a wish here for MVTG longs!

May this be our worst and biggest law suit at MVTG!!!

Companies like EK, Samsung, Google and Apple,..., are suing each other for $$$$ billions of dollars over patent rights, especially EK on the digital camera software and hardware patents used on smart phones. One court decision could make or break a once great Dow stock, EK (Eastman Kodak)!