Honestly a CEO owning commons isn't enough in itself to make me confident a company won't dilute, they can always just issue themselves more shares after the dilution is done. However there are a few reasons I'm confident we're going to be fine.
-The best case scenario for an OTC company/CEO is for their shares to explode higher, so if it's primed to explode the last thing a company would do is dilute enough to kill a substantial rally before it even begins. Reason being is simply they can make soooo much more diluting into a wild breakout than killing an illiquid stock for no reason. So even if you don't trust the company in the long haul, it's in the CEO's best interest to let this thing explode and milk it before anything else.
-CEO sold 1 million shares to a family member at .038. If they diluted this into the ground here, holiday get togethers are going to be awkward.
-The company acquired it's recent acquisitions with restricted commons, 6 million and change for Likido and a currently unknown amount for Prakat. There's zero chance that Likido just got sold for 6 million shares only to have $DFCO turn into a .000x.
A strong chart revealing massive accumulation of the float (2 years of consolidating at 11 year highs) and a clean share structure gives the company some real ammunition to work with. The glorious share structure and position their shares/float are in is currently their strongest leverage right now. They know their shares are set up damn near perfectly for sustained growth, so that gives them the ability to acquire targets like Likido and Prakat on the cheap. Think about that, Dalrada acquired those 2 targets for what? Shares issued out of thin air. It cost them nothing but they could only do it because the market is temporarily severely undervaluing these shares.
$DFCO went from an empty shell to having multiple businesses within it's control all without the share structure hardly budging. 3 subsidiaries freshly created plus the acquisitions of Likido and Prakat. This is a merger play with multiple entities up and running, successfully merged with the company, yet the pps has only moved a tiny fraction of what it will soon price in.
The news is truly that good, the market just hasn't interpreted the story properly yet. Because the market has failed to react properly to the significance of the news, we're over here cool calm and collect when we should be boarding the hype train fully ready to get nuts. The beauty of all of this though is justice wins out in the end. It doesn't matter that the market continues to sleep on us, all it takes is that one day and then it's paradigm shift time. Each day that goes by with no action only primes us that much more. It's inevitable.
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