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Microcap & Penny Stocks : LSGT/NASDAQ/Lasergate: Virtual Concert Tickets....

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To: Stefan Habermayer who wrote (119)4/10/1997 12:46:00 PM
From: John Schneider   of 194
 
Dear Stefan,
If you read the 10K more closely the answer to your questions is very
simple:
Yes, there was a Reg. S deal done on June 27, 1996 and no other deal
eversince!
Those preferred shares are convertible into common shares after August
7, 1996 at the five day market price of the stock but not higher than
1$ and not lower than 45 cents!!! That means that the holder pays
at least 45 cents for its common shares.
The first conversion took place on January 27 at 55 cents!!
In August LSGT was trading above 1$ and they did not convert and lock
in their profit. That can only mean that those Reg. S investors are
either very longterm investors in the company or very stupid or both.
In any instance they own the shares at 45 cents and if they did not
sell in August above 1$ why should they sell now at a loss?

I believe in the company and especially in Mrs. Soechtig.
I'm trying to accumulate at 1/4 but do unfortunately not get any stock
even though the bid is only 7/32. I think MMs are playing games.
Regards,
John
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