I'm being completely serious. When someone decides to take a company public and ask for other people's money to build a business, it is no longer the founder's company...it belongs to the shareholders, and the shareholder(s) with the most amount of shares, in the real world, would then control the company. Manager created those pseudo shares(the super voting shares) so that it takes that out of the picture. That's a pinky scam move, in my opinion, which steals control of the company. It is my observation that those scam shares were created right at the time that two shareholders, I believe, we're at the point the they held more shares than the founder. Just so you know, that can't happen on the real stock exchanges.
Yes....I'm being completely serious. And I hope I explained why I believe so. There "should" be no king of BRAV. However, someone self-appointed himself. You might be ok with that. I don't know why you would be... But that's your prerogative.
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