Post by
Marky2 on Apr 26, 2017 3:03pm
Kalani investment
Drys entered into an agreement to sell Kalini about 200$ million....This is a legit company headquartered in on Marshall Islands , same as DRYS...so G.E. Sells stock to Kalini for let's say 2.00$ a share....Kalini turns around and immediately dumps the stock on the market....let's say for $1.50 a share.....WHY would he take on an immediate cash loss on the sale....and how does GE benefit....unless he makes money by selling Kalini at 2.00$ and using the same money and buys back the shares at $1.50??? Can someone please explain to me in laymans terms?....