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WEQ Holdings Inc T.WEQ


Primary Symbol: WONEF

Industrials Conglomerates
WEQ Holdings Inc, formerly known as WesternOne Inc, is a Canada-based shell company. The Company holds no assets.


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Comment by impegaon Dec 05, 2013 12:53am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Management

RE:RE:RE:RE:ManagementI am surprised the stock price fell below the PP price. The underwriters will have a hard time selling stock when it can be picked up in the market for less than the offering price. So I believe the underwriters will move the share price back up shortly. I understand the longs here are upset with the dilution but one has to assume the return on capital will ultimately exceed the dilution.

I am guessing there is an accretive acquisition in the not too distant future. Any thoughts?
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