*Assuming* they want to dilute using warrants. Then you get non-cash charges when the share price rises to cover the rise in fair value. Of course once the warrants have run their course the non-cash charges disappear and your left with a good boost in EPS.
So, if we put adie the Warrants non-cash charge Instead of 17 cents it should do around 30 cents.
I bought some more... interesting to see where this ends up... Good news is if it keeps going down LPIH won't have to write off any non-cash charge
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