Andy Sixx: "We're Not Done with Stock" March 13, 2017 | Cho Kim-Nyugyn

 After the Black Veil Brides Army was denied its initial public offering (IPO) to sell stock in the New York Stock Exchange, its Commander, Andy Sixx, sat down with us to discuss his optimism for reapplying for an IPO sometime in the future.

"Now more than before, I'm confident that the SEC will not deny our application for an IPO," General Sixx told reporters. "We've dropped our guys at Scottrade and are going with Charles Schwab. This is a better choice of investor firms to help with this move."

The BVB Army was denied its IPO last month when the Stock and Exchange Commission (SEC) cited its recent war with the BOTDF Air Force that involved President Donald Trump to threaten United States intervention with the armed conflict.

"The BVB Army was in a dark time. We had to defend our integrity. The very way of life for our fans to suck shit out of my asshole was in jeopardy. We had to act. We all acted according to what he had to to. It just sucks that we had to suffer for it. We're not done though. We're not through in trying to make it in this business. The dream lives on. We're Not Done with Stock."

The BVB Army was prepared to offer close to $350.00 per share, but after its rejection from the SEC, analysts project it won't get by with more than $50. The BVB Army has not said when it would reapply for an IPO especially with the big drop of its share value.