One question, if the second quarter numbers are good, why dilute before the numbers are out? Why not wait and help long term investors by selling at higher pps? I guess Brian doesn't understand the concept of shareholder value, which is more than just the pps... it's also the o/s and shareholder faith in operations. Shareholders should not be expected to sell if they've lost 90% of their positions and no longer have faith. It's managements job to reward the initial faith that shareholders had, and it looks like that is not a concern of management, which is sad, really sad... No wonder they can't get any private financing anymore.
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