Your article is telling you not to hold until after the dilution and is basically calling people holding now suckers. I think you need to read again
Despite the obvious falling knife pattern in DryShips stock, investors are still buying shares in the company. In a way, this is good news because after the dilution, the company will emerge stronger at these investor's expense. This may set up a good swing trade for those with the foresight to hold their money until after the dilution - if rising shipping rates coincide.
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