Nate's Food Company (NHMD)

[Arthur]

Yes, when revenue-less penny stocks like NHMD borrow from toxic money lenders, they are in fact borrowing from their shareholders.

Their current shareholders pay when they see the value of their stock crumble, but it's mostly the new chumps who foot the bills by buying the newly issued dilutive shares in droves.

The system works best if the company keeps issuing upbeat PRs that cause periodic increases in volume and sight bumps of the share price.

Borrowing from toxic lenders is incredibly expensive: we're talking 100% annual interest, when one factors in all the "fees" that are charged by the lender, and the stock discounts.