Yes, it has, but then the PPS has risen a lot since the early days in the trips. It takes a lot more shares to get the same money. The best gauge is to looks in the months where PPS was between $.01 and $.02, that's a better gauge of slowdown. But there is a good point to note here. The higher the PPS is, the less shares Rich must dilute to obtain the same money, but the more he doesn't reduce expenses, the more dilution he has to do. When he doesn't control expenses, the stock can fall into a death spiral that feeds off itself...lower PPS, means more shares must be issied to pay expenses. Once started the spiral can be a stock killer.
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