Arnold... why don't you esplain to me how dilution effects me in detail. Using examples if possible, because apparently I don't see the problem.
After you're done, consider the incentive given to management to do everything in their power to raise the value of the company and respectively the value of their stock.
Then esplain to me how this dilution, if it is indeed a problem should effect my position. From the light you've shed, I'd be best off dumping my shares because the situation is hopeless.
After all that tell me what you're going to do about it.
If you want to worry about things you have no control over that will affect you negatively (which seems to be your style, in reviewing your past posts) why don't you tackle the issue of a takeover of the company and how that would effect our positions (whether the buyers purchase with cash, stock, or otherwise). Because THAT is indeed something a contingency plan should be developed for.
Forgive me if i seem probing, but you must understand you may hate "pumping" as you call it (i call it positive speculation) but I HATE negative speculation just as much but perhaps you can actually esplain how this is bad and I'll be able to see it from your point of view.
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