I think you're right on the money. If the company had let people know early on that there might be such an outlandish degree of dilution on the horizon, I don't think shareholders would be feeling so betrayed. It's not illegal what the company did, but it is tantamount to a bait & switch. Following dilution, the shares just don't hold the same value - and it keeps happening!
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