its not that simple. I guess what I am trying to get across is that it seems that the company is MOVING AWAY from convertible debt securities. This type of financing tends to be highly toxic and is the reason you have these companies with O/S increases every quarter while the stock price continually tanks all the way to .0001. Then there is a reverse split and the whole shebang starts all over again down to .0001.
In respect to HCTI, yes we were hit by convertible debt clearly. the O/S has reached 336 million as of August 26, 2015 and you can clearly see the chart dwindle down to a low of .0018. However, we are trending north again and an O/S of 336 million is hardly anything.
The convertible debt has subsided and the company is moving into commercialization of their product. The company expects revenue before end of 2015, which also leads me to believe they will not need any type of TOXIC convertible loans any longer. So now they can focus on striking deals with these large F500 companies or distribution centers with equity financing deals/stock purchase warrants, both of which are non-toxic in nature. Ultimately allowing for the pps to appreciate significantly.
