ECOB... turn-a-rounds aren't easy. With toxic financing causing dilution, risk is increased. On the other hand... if the new team pulls it off and scores market penetration with a disruptive new and better lumber... rewards could be great. Here is my play: If the full effect of the dilution and toxic financing drives the share price to .0001 as expected, I'll grab 50 million shares for $5,000 and let it ride for enough time to see it get acquired, fail... or gain traction with a new, smarter Home Depot agreement rumored to be in the near future.
