American Leisure Holdings Inc (AMLH)

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Yes, this is exactly what happens to a dilutive stock. Those 300M shares they just gave away are in the hands of lenders, and they don't want stock, they want money. Those shares will trickle out at the rate their brokers control. Any up spike will release more shares.
When these shares are all sold, the market can then respond normally to news and events.
While you might not think it would take long to sell those shares, you would be wrong. Those are ON TOP OF the normal trading, and it is ALL SELLS. Money lenders don't buy stock, they only sell it when they receive it in lieu of their promised loan plus interest.
The best way to get those shares out of lender hands is to buy all you can afford. I've 41M shares now, so I'm doing my part. It would only take 30 investors at 10M each to gobble up that 300M. And today's price is about the best you'll ever see again.