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To: TraderGreg who wrote (2678)6/27/1998 7:45:00 AM
From: ISOMAN  Respond to of 9824
 
No actually the cancellation brings it down to 40 million.

Don't forget that the calvocade of boxing interest, and the usbl 90% interest were purchased with restricted shares.

When I talked to Tilton he told me that the shares were restricted for years and that they contained performance conditions.

I like how Tilton ties these share to purchases with conditions. This is how he is able to cancel shares if the other party does not come through.

In the mean time, TNRG still gets to control and benefit from the asset.

It is much like buying a rental property with no money down. You have the rents to pay the costs, and you benefit with income in the short term, and in the long term you get to keep the appreciation.

Standard Oil started out this way. The president, when a creditor came to collect his bill, would always say "oh sure, did you want cash or stock in Standard oil?" 9 times out of ten they took the stock.

Remember that these companies selling their interest to TNRG now have a vested interest in seeing TNRG succeeding , too.

Nothing like a CEO having many people watching him to make sure he performs.

The float is lowere than it was 4 months ago. Back in February the float was 14 million, now it is around 10, with 3 -4 million held by investors who are close to tilton, and bought in between 1.50 and 2.25.

The effective float is 8 million.



To: TraderGreg who wrote (2678)6/27/1998 9:47:00 AM
From: Gold Panner  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 9824
 
I am still unclear as to how a company can just cancel or reduce the shares it has... this isn't a the same as a stock buy back is it?? Also if the shares are just cancelled.. whose shares are those that get cancelled (ie who owns those shares??)??