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Comment by terroiron Aug 04, 2013 5:27pm
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RE:RE:Question about Mart

RE:RE:Question about MartHaving gotten stung in the PSN subterfarge, there is one critical difference...debt. PSN required cash to pay the unsustainable and never earned dividends, this cash came from uncollectable receivables, and, in reality, bank loans. It could havr come from new share issues or a massive drip, but they never got there. MMT shows neither receivables, nor bank loans, DRIP, or new issues, so where would they manufacture over $80 million to pay dividends?

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