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Technology Stocks : Information Architects (IARC): E-Commerce & EIP
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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (3862)12/29/1997 3:05:00 PM
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Sorry, you are dead wrong again.

Reg. D. shares can come out of the total outstanding and do not have to be newly issued. The company can use treasury shares or the insiders can sell a portion of their own shares in the offering.

If a company wants, they can do a Reg. D that does not require the issuance of new stock.

Reg. S. - can not be done that way. These are, basically, notes that are issued that are converted into stock at a later date. The stock is always newly issued shares.

Reg. D. shares have to be registered by the company, while Reg. S is not.

If you are tying to say that all Reg. D's increase the outstanding, then you are dead wrong. However, all Reg. S offerings do.


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