NMKT spins off a subsidiary and gives you shares as a dividend. Now that the spun off company is operating indpendently they can increase their outstanding by much more than NMKT could have. The end result is NMKT still has the same revenues but you have a bunch more shares aka dilution. It's been 3 years and there are no spinoffs...just a promise that all these acquired bankrupt companies will eventually boost earnings with NMKT help.
The money you pay for your shares is given back to you in tons of shares of a spunoff previously bankrupt or borderline bankrupt company. I might play this short term for a possible 40% or more short term gain. Hope it rises on news and then sell. I think it goes back into the 20s.