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Re: pdicamillo1 post# 1747

Wednesday, 06/19/2024 2:39:01 PM

Wednesday, June 19, 2024 2:39:01 PM

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Great synopsis! Thanks for taking the time to do this. All very positive.

Line of credit is much better than dilutive financing ,but as I stated before, if Lifeloc could use extra cash to accelerate roll-out, marketing, etc., an extra 10 million + dollars in equity financing could be looked at very positively - as long as it was done with favorable terms. Quite honestly, if someone wanted to buy $10,000,000 worth of stock on the open market, it simply couldn't happen. So, Lifeloc management needs to keep shareholders in mind in regard to any equity financing. By this, I mean no death spiral financing, where every month, the company would issue shares of stock to the investor, at below market prices.

If I were management, I would consider this, but only do the deal at a price within 10% of it's current closing price, in one lump sum. This would also possibly achieve adding more liquidity in the trading of the stock, and possibly help meet criteria on eventually listing on a better exchange, such as the NASDAQ.

Everything else you summarized is very exciting, and we, as shareholders, should take a deep breath, and exhale. I'm sure there will be bumps in the road, but there is definitely beginning to be some light at the end of the tunnel.
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