Since the dilution is all/mostly note holders the shares enter the market...that means that the company once again would not control a possible vote on a RS if necessary in a year or so.
That means that if they hand out semi toxic notes again for financing, which they might need to not go bankrupt, the SP might go penny...and they reach the end of the road also.
This is why they are right now either themselves at loss and helpless, or they have a plan which includes to support the SP as best as they can. With their corporate history I assume there is a plan, which we don't know off, and which necessarily forces them to prevent a sub-dime dive before the Q1 ER.
Who of you guys thinks otherwise (meaning management has lost the battle and as we speak realizes it)?
