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To: Harmonic who wrote (37)	4/26/2015 2:32:31 PM
From: JPValas	Respond to of 103

I believe there will be a record date, which will account for all the shares, prior to handing them out on the spin out.

To: Harmonic who wrote (37)	4/28/2015 2:04:27 PM
From: sense	Respond to of 103

Now that the PR is out... I'll answer that... You do not need a prospectus to do the spin out... If you want a short squeeze... what you need to do is create a situation in which the shorts have to cover their SRSR shorts... in order to avoid risks being imposed on them by the impending need to provide REAL Nio-star shares to SRSR holders who own fake "air shares"... That risk is reduced... in the degree it is made POSSIBLE for them to provide Nio-star shares without covering their SRSR shorts. So, the recipe for a prospectus, first, and then a spin out... appears that it is a recipe specifically crafted in order to AVOID a short squeeze in SRSR... by allowing the carrying of the short interest through sleights of hand that would not be possible if Nio-star wasn't being made institutionally trade-able BEFORE the spinout... If you want a short squeeze that will value SRSR properly in relation to REAL market conditions... 1. spin out... 2. wait for all beneficial SRSR holders to be issued ACTUAL Nio-star shares... 3. proceed to list Nio-star only AFTER the SRSR holders... including those holding shares that were shorted to them... have been provided ACTUAL Nio-star shares...