Replies to post #8866 on Avalon Technology Grp (fka AVLN)

[enlightened1]

Please explain to me how your reply relates to this (below) post of mine? I've tried in vein to tie it up.

This post was a response to one that Justerex posted. I do seek a specific answer which I hoped someone would supply. But it appears no one knows.That's OK, I will try elsewhere.

You (meaning Justerex) have not really answered my question. I understand the argument against 'naked' short selling.

I can understand it working on companies that provide no return to their shareholders. But how do they get round those companies that decide to pay out something to their

shareholders - cash or shares?

You have a traded company. You issue a billion shares. Therefore there are shareholders registered on your books to cover that billion shares.

Now naked shorts start floating (dumping) on the market that add up to two billion. That extra billion cannot be on your register without you being aware.

You are issuing as a special dividend $1 per share for every share held. That would have been budgeted as costing one billion dollars. What happens to those extra one billion holding shares?

What am I missing? Obviously something, but what?