BVB Army Files its Second Application for an IPO in Stock Market March 20, 2017 | Sanquea Jonze

 The Black Veil Brides Army has just submitted its second application for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) with the US Stock and Exchange Comission (SEC) to sell BVB Army stock with the New York Stock Exchange. After being denied its first application to sell stock in the market, Andy Sixx expressed anger and blamed President Trump for holding prejudices against the BVB Army after it was threatened with US intervention with its war on the BOTDF Air Force last month. The contrary is that the BVB Army doesn't take no for an answer.

"I'm confident that we'll get it this time," BVB Army told reporters at a press conference after submitting the application. "We've let the whole war lay over and now they have no reason to deny us an IPO this time. We have enough capital, we have everything that NASDAQ and Dow Jones are looking for so I'm ready. Let's do this."

The BVB Army would be selling stock under the symbol "LOG" if approved and would be willing to start out with 6,000 shares plus an additional 20,000 if it does well within the first month on the market. 

The BVB Army will announce the SEC's decision as soon as it is made public.