Yep, but skip don't get it. 1) Company makes acquisition and pays with it with shares. And these acquisitions are making rev's.. 2) Shares that were used are sold by those acquisitions on the market 3) Shareholders are buying those shares because they see value in a company that is making money. Is it dilutive? Yes at the moment because there are a lot of shares hitting us at once... But when the shares are used on buying companies that are making money its different than when someone issues a bunch of shares for no reason.... THERE IS A DIFFERENCE PEOPLE LJ
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