Replies to post #65596 on SK3 Group Inc. (SKTO)

[Jack_Ryan001]

MUST READ - EXCELLENT POST FROM The_Pro ---> also refer back to Sterv most recent post from 6/27/13.

Simply PROTECTING YOUR INVESTMENT and helping those around you jump on board with an unstoppable movement. YES, it's HIGHLY RECOMMENDED you simply SHOW this opportunity to everyone you know.

(I know that I would be PISSED if I never knew about Medical Greens until AFTER it already took off. This is the type of movement that creates GENERATIONAL WEALTH.)

What if you owned 1/2 percent of Smirnoff before the spirit became the household name it is today???

[integral]

IPO? What is the issuer offering? A prospectus to offer shares, selling shareholders offering to sell shares? Who is offering to sell shares? You do realize that an Exchange Act and a Securities Act registration are handled differently by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Do you know why?

[CGardener]

what are you talking about? why would MG issue "like an IPO"? there is no IPO-like pricing in this context. the issuance is in connection with a merger, so an exchange ratio is set. that can be done one of 3 ways --- a fixed exchange ratio, a floating exchange ratio (based on value of skto vs mg as of some future date) or a floating exchange ratio with a floor/cap. pinkies normally do it the first way.

and if they're correct in their analysis that no skto shareholder approval was required to approve the merger, you may not see an S-1 or S-4 registration statement, they may just file a Form 10 --- and that won't have anything resembling a price.