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Re: Gsdubb post# 6797

Friday, 04/04/2014 7:00:42 PM

Friday, April 04, 2014 7:00:42 PM

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BHRT's market cap, less than about 2 months ago, was 1/4 or so of what it is today. Lets see how long it lasts. Further, when you "grow" your market cap, simply via endlessly diluting shares out onto the market, like water IMO, it really doesn't mean much. Each share is now diluted, worth a fraction of what it once was, and the price per share is the reflection of that. Pennies versus dollars for a market cap that has grown very little. As opposed to say Apple for instance or MSFT, who's market cap has grown by 100's if not a 1000X or more from their IPO dates, due to organic and tremendous sales and profit growth- not issuing shares, near worthless shares in this case.

Market caps of successful companies are based generally on multiples of sales and profitability and also underlying cash/assets on hand, etc. Not via simply issuing shares into near infinity. The concept that BHRT had a very poor (IMHO) market cap at IPO time, because the IPO was a "bust" by all commonly accepted market norms (again my opinion) and to now say it has "increased", not by share price increase, but simple via the near endless issuing of shares- well, IMO, it doesn't mean much.

If it gets someone excited or trips their trigger- then more power to um. Good luck.