Cox shouldn't have provided guidance for cash that wasn't a done deal. He should have gotten a deal done. Instead he looks like he flubbed it and has to raise cash from a precarious position. To those who say the dilution might be a good deal in the long run, do you realize that the 15% dilution is forever. It doesn't matter if they go bankrupt but it does matter if you think gtcb will be a robust profit making machine. 15% of all future profits were just traded for $6 million. fire the ceo or the cfo. or both. the buck stops where?