BVB Army Denied IPO by SEC Due to Recent War February 27, 2017 | Arthur Gates

The Black Veil Brides Army's petition for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) to sell BVB Army Stock in the New York Stock Exchange was denied by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) earlier today. The SEC cited the recent war with the BOTDF to be a "primary" cause as to why their filing was denied.

"It's tough being rejected," General Andy Sixx told reporters while walking out of his office earlier today after the SEC made their denial public. "You put out a great product and want to share equity with the public because you're doing so well, but then you're denied the opportunity and the ability to do so. I've been rejected my whole life and even after a long and gruesome battle, everybody's just wanting to move on and try to live the best they can after living so closely to death. It's almost insulting."

If approved, the BVB Army would have traded under the symbol LOG with 32,000 shares available for the public to buy at $300 - 400 each. There's no telling whether or not the BVB Army will apply for another IPO anytime soon after this deadly and insulting blow.