"They", which I assume you mean the company, do NOT dilute, they do NOT dilute. While they are responsible for the dilution due to the loans made to the sharks in the first place, they are NOT the ones that pull the trigger. It's the lousy lenders whom I would like to strangle who dilute and demand their loan $ when they are unfortunately entitled to it. They COULD be more flexible and work with the company, in my opinion, to come up with creative ways to support the company (extend loan, whatever) while TIME has clearly worked against the company due to Hillary not announcing in a timely fashion (probably hardly anybody thought it would take this long back in November time frame when we were all brainwashed by history/press on announcement for January).
And as I have mentioned before, the buyback, which of course an investor might normally hope would happen, can't happen until they have money to do so, which by the time they do, the price per share will be much higher thereby allowing them to buy back less. Frustrates me to no end.
BUT, HOPEFULLY they will be making enough money and the share price will be high enough that they WONT need to buy back (and it wont be worth it to do so). The money at that point would be better spent paying off the final loans OR investing in growth and paying bills.
