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Tuesday, January 20, 2015 2:56:33 PM
I think about it in this way. If I have, let's say to pick a round number, 1 million shares, and the company dilutes by something ridiculous, like say 50%...then I have to buy 500,000 shares in order to immunize myself against that dilution.
That will cost me $5,000 to do at the current share price of $.01.
In other words, I am paying a $5,000 insurance premium that protects me against dilution. That's a cheap insurance premium to pay!!
If the share price rises to 4 cents as those pumpers had achieved some days ago...then that insurance premium to protect against dilution would then cost me $20,000.
People are going to wish they bought dilution protection insurance when prices are so cheap.
just my opinion,
Krombacher
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