With the hiring of new employees, the buying of new land, and the expansion of business operations I highly doubt that the expenses in the past that allowed it to be possible to fund this at those levels is maintainable.
200 million shares at the current share price is nothing. I said nothing about their past ability to avoid massive dilution for the share holders. It's commendable actually. But past performance is no indication of events in the future. As any investor or speculator ought to know.
I doubt it'd take that to close up shop. I think we'd need something a little more drastic than Kim failing yet again.
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