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Creditors deciding pans future worthiness. If not, how to sell the company's stock?

Why the change?

First, we now have a reason why we will start selling the Company's stock, for at least the first two months after our IPO. We have the following reasons for doing so:

Revenues will have a higher chance of success (a higher ROIC and a higher ROI) if we have to sell at all. Since we can only sell after the IPO, it will give a higher probability of success than if we had to sell the entire company at the IPO (this difference is significant).

I'm sorry, but if you sold your shares, you are responsible for the money after the IPO, and if you didn't sell your shares then you're in a bad position if there's a massive liquidity crisis.

First, since we have decided to sell, we can give the financial information that we would have if we owned 100% of our shares in the company, so investors should make sure that the numbers that we put in our "stock" account will be as good as we can make them so that the people that need our support aren't left with the impression that we're being scammed.

Second, it was only by using an IPO-only strategy that we could have been successful, but now that we are selling all of our shares (we now own 6.7 million shares worth $1.05 billion, making us a holding of around 23% of our shares worth $1.10 billion), the odds of us being successful have drastically increased and we no longer have a single problem to be successful at selling shares.

Here's what's new!

After the launch of the IPO, we will use our newly-created money to fund our existing research and development and support operations for the next five years, and make the investment of nearly $4 million in additional time (more than $20 million total to be exact).

As for the new investment, I hope that the new funds will pay for our costs of operations during the time of the IPO-only strategy until the year 2020, at which point we will be in a much better financial position compared to what it was when we started using the IPO. It is clear that the time we needed to use the IPO was not well spent.

Since we can sell our company today and buy back shares in the same way, we will never have to spend money on additional capital to go buy new equipment, employees or the like.

Reasons for changing the IPO plan

So far, we have a great business model that can support us doing what we need to do, right from the inception. I'm sure we've made mistake