Ticker: TTDZ
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Triton Announces Final Retirement of 43 Billion Common Shares
One interpretation of the current situation with TTDZ, and as we see it, could be ...
According to the company, based on very recent PR'd info, the latest corporate action means there will be NO reverse split.
On Oct. 1, 2010 the company PR'd that they decided to buy back 99% of the outstanding shares and exchange those for a convertible debenture (CD) with a 5 yr maturity at 10% annual interest.
Then on Oct. 18, 2010 the company PR'd that they have ALREADY BOUGHT BACK AND RETIRED 99% of the outstanding shares to meet that corporate action previously PR'd.
And as PR'd previously, this was done in order to avoid a reverse split.
Therefore, the 101 to 1 share conversion may already be complete.
FOR INFORMATION THAT HELPS US CONCLUDE THAT THIS ACTION MAY BE COMPLETE, we also see that ...
They even go on in the PR dated 10/18/10 to illustrate what the current share price will be if the market only reacts by assigning the same market cap to the stock as before, based on the new and current outstanding share count of 190,010,713 effective as of October 18, 2010 and ....
note that it gives the same O/S total for 10/18/10 and AFTER EXCHANGE. It would seem that the 101 to 1 conversion (or exchange) of the bought out 99% must have already occurred.
Prove of share retirement:
SOS Dokument 1
de.swoopshare.com/file/...883c6719b7030ee06232b/TTDZ1.pdf.html
SOS Dokument 2
www.cshare.de/file/...af1a7afc5d3024d3502c9bdb7/TTDZ2.pdf.html
Kurs: $0.0001
Chart:
Triton Announces Final Retirement of 43 Billion Common Shares
One interpretation of the current situation with TTDZ, and as we see it, could be ...
According to the company, based on very recent PR'd info, the latest corporate action means there will be NO reverse split.
On Oct. 1, 2010 the company PR'd that they decided to buy back 99% of the outstanding shares and exchange those for a convertible debenture (CD) with a 5 yr maturity at 10% annual interest.
Then on Oct. 18, 2010 the company PR'd that they have ALREADY BOUGHT BACK AND RETIRED 99% of the outstanding shares to meet that corporate action previously PR'd.
And as PR'd previously, this was done in order to avoid a reverse split.
Therefore, the 101 to 1 share conversion may already be complete.
FOR INFORMATION THAT HELPS US CONCLUDE THAT THIS ACTION MAY BE COMPLETE, we also see that ...
They even go on in the PR dated 10/18/10 to illustrate what the current share price will be if the market only reacts by assigning the same market cap to the stock as before, based on the new and current outstanding share count of 190,010,713 effective as of October 18, 2010 and ....
note that it gives the same O/S total for 10/18/10 and AFTER EXCHANGE. It would seem that the 101 to 1 conversion (or exchange) of the bought out 99% must have already occurred.
Prove of share retirement:
SOS Dokument 1
de.swoopshare.com/file/...883c6719b7030ee06232b/TTDZ1.pdf.html
SOS Dokument 2
www.cshare.de/file/...af1a7afc5d3024d3502c9bdb7/TTDZ2.pdf.html
