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Thursday, January 04, 2024 12:17:15 PM
Just want to share the cruel outcome of this horrible dilution, we've been witnessing the last years.
Let's calculate an index if we go back in time
So how bad is that dilution?
I've heard rumors of such kind hearted creatures here on Ihub, who for so long - even while not being invested themselves - actually have devoted their lives to be the patron saints of retailers. Saint LearningCurve2020 in particular is known to be warmhearted.
So I thought, lets see how bad it's been for me. We have the outstanding shares, the evolution of devaluation, so let's spice that up with how many shares I had myself at that particular moment in time.
What is my average buy price currently? 0,79.
So ... in terms of the share price, it was $2.51 at data lock and around $2 before it was spoofed down to $0.38 on May 10th 2022, do you figure it has been a bad or a good deal for me, that the share price has been spoofed, when accounting for dilution compared to acquiring more shares?
The horror. Ohhhh how I have suffered in these chains, while this devious management have diluted all my wealth away.
Or, how about scenario 2?
That one has to be a paid Judas coin earning shill, an absolute tosser, an imbecilic twat, to believe, that I'm personally not ecstatic about having being able to buy shares as I've managed to the last three years at an insane discount. I've beaten dilution with a factor of 5-6. If shares had been on a sale for their true value, which I consider to be $3-5, I would have perhaps managed to have 1/3 of what I have, come next week.
Only fudders bound to a short and distort scam narrative can in any way try to - if not reason - then promoting an idea, that longs in general, should suffer from the status quo.
Oh, we DO suffer in terms of delay, no doubt about that and I DO know of several who are having a really hard time currently not to sell due to obligations, expenses and that thing called life.
We can all agree on, the waiting, is anything but fun.
But how one can benefit from that situation and make dilution a non issue ... I believe numbers talk for themselves.
So please do tell me again LearningCurve2020, how sorry and sad I - as a retailer - should feel about dilution?
Let's calculate an index if we go back in time
So how bad is that dilution?
I've heard rumors of such kind hearted creatures here on Ihub, who for so long - even while not being invested themselves - actually have devoted their lives to be the patron saints of retailers. Saint LearningCurve2020 in particular is known to be warmhearted.
So I thought, lets see how bad it's been for me. We have the outstanding shares, the evolution of devaluation, so let's spice that up with how many shares I had myself at that particular moment in time.
What is my average buy price currently? 0,79.
So ... in terms of the share price, it was $2.51 at data lock and around $2 before it was spoofed down to $0.38 on May 10th 2022, do you figure it has been a bad or a good deal for me, that the share price has been spoofed, when accounting for dilution compared to acquiring more shares?
The horror. Ohhhh how I have suffered in these chains, while this devious management have diluted all my wealth away.
Or, how about scenario 2?
That one has to be a paid Judas coin earning shill, an absolute tosser, an imbecilic twat, to believe, that I'm personally not ecstatic about having being able to buy shares as I've managed to the last three years at an insane discount. I've beaten dilution with a factor of 5-6. If shares had been on a sale for their true value, which I consider to be $3-5, I would have perhaps managed to have 1/3 of what I have, come next week.
Only fudders bound to a short and distort scam narrative can in any way try to - if not reason - then promoting an idea, that longs in general, should suffer from the status quo.
Oh, we DO suffer in terms of delay, no doubt about that and I DO know of several who are having a really hard time currently not to sell due to obligations, expenses and that thing called life.
We can all agree on, the waiting, is anything but fun.
But how one can benefit from that situation and make dilution a non issue ... I believe numbers talk for themselves.
So please do tell me again LearningCurve2020, how sorry and sad I - as a retailer - should feel about dilution?
