I'll watch it, Gail. I'm sure that the 400 million extra authorized shares have entered the market, for the most part. Call it dilution, or whatever. Sometimes it's the only way companies can pay their bills or creditors, or do research and development. We all know the other scenario, you know, sell shares to line your pockets. I'm not sure which scenario this company falls into. But if there are willing buyers the share selling only shows in the increase in average volume. If the company is a willing seller than the price will drop, or not rise. When the supply of company shares is gone, the price can more easily rise. I will watch for a bounce on BLDV, especially if there's a huge selloff.
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