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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Firamada (FAMH) Positive Talk ( NO BASHERS ALOWED)

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To: Warthog who wrote (26)5/14/1998 10:51:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]  Read Replies (2) of 105
 
Collin..

I believe the current "hypothesis" is FAMH drew against their line of credit to pay the "cash" for Myriad.

So while it wasnt stock to MYRIAD.. it sounds like it was stock to BRISTOL Captial Management. Because according to the terms of the agreement... stock is issued in some ratio to the line of credit borrowed. So while FAMH can say "no stock was issued for Myriad..only cash"... that is true.. in a backwards way. Because to borrow on the line of credit, they have to issue stock (for the cash)

That is my understanding of it anyway.. would like clarification from the company.. but.. we know how that goes.

P.S. New post on the other thread from someone who was at the LV shows. Kind of confusing.

Mark
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