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Post by johndeere on Aug 26, 2013 15:03:49 GMT -5
www.whec.com/news/stories/S3140196.shtml?cat=566When Eastman Kodak emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring, it will still be a publicly traded company. A spokesman confirms this to our news partners at the Rochester Business Journal. He adds Kodak expects to have its shares listed on a stock exchange soon after it emerges. Kodak has not said what that exchange will be. The company hopes to emerge from bankruptcy restructuring on September 3. After that date, its current stock will not have any value.
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Post by kevinblandford on Aug 26, 2013 15:21:57 GMT -5
Have to be honest.
This kinda fucks my brain up.
Why do they feel the need to repeat this?
Is this somehow new?
Someone felt it needed repeating?
New exchange and symbol not planned?
Wasn't this planned months ago?
This and other questions will rock me now.
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Post by kevinblandford on Aug 26, 2013 15:50:26 GMT -5
Is it to help the uninformed stock holder?
Really?
So your saying sell your stock.
I heard ya loud and clear April 30.
and just about every day since then
Remind me again tomorrow
oh wait, maybe that's what this is about, tomorrow
ok, remind me Wed. morning.
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Post by kevinblandford on Aug 26, 2013 22:21:42 GMT -5
Did they ever make a statement of any form, that even implies, they would not be public?
so why the need to say it now?
I mean I know they love the shareholders they canceled - I understand the need to warn us it's going to zero. They feel sorry for us.
Perhaps they are merely advertising "staying public" in an effort to sell shares next week without giving us a symbol, an exchange, or a pump about what a good investment it is.
Where are the investment materials for next week?
You just hope to magically open next week @ $11.94 in the middle of all this poor publicity with nothing to spur buying?
You gonna say "Hey were outta bankruptcy now. Gimme 12 bucks please."
Really?
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