Well then, it sounds like INNV essentially doubled (diluted) its' amount of authorized shares, which to me means, it devalues it's current share price, so perhaps well go from .25 down to .12 now?
Diluting/authorizing/printing more shares, makes every existing share worth less for the short term doesn't it?
What's with the dilution? Is INNV trying to raise more capital for reinvestment into the company?
At least it wasn't a 10/1 reverse split...
How many stock dilutions has INNV had in 2016?
Dilution/printing more shares reminds me of when the government prints more money to pay debt, which results in inflation, because each dollars value then goes down, because there are more dollars, which causes prices to go up?
Correct?
Ok, someahole on here, feel free to tell me that I shouldn't be investing and that I don't know anything, be sure to bash, rather than help correct/teach me...Bashing is just so useful now isn't it, so thanks in advance ahole!
