Also their 10k had a whole section on the risks concerning how they might not succeed and might run out of money if this or that happens. Is that standard for all 10k's? If not all companies have a section saying things along those lines then I'm assuming it's a bad sign but this company is still setting itself up so I suppose it's to be expected.
If dilution does start occurring then should it be assumed that they are just selling stock to keep themselves going until they can pass the DOT tests and start putting out product?
It's a bit confusing as to why they would give back the deposits put down for the E-go. They did say specifically it was as a reward to the first 25 who reserved one but is that alarming or a good sign that this company cares that much about building a solid customer base and loyalty that they give he deposits back?
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