Friday, November 13, 2009 10:13:33 AM
I believe almost all of the new shares going into the O/S are restricted shares being used in the aquisitions and were not sold on the open market. IF, any large amount of shares from the recent increases WERE sold on the open market, we would have a hell of a lot lower share price than we do right now. The share price has dropped based on the O/S increases not being adequately explained(they will be soon though) and the delay in closing the aquisitions. From my own DD concerning both of these issues, November should be an extremely profitable month for everyone holding.
So essentially, the buyback is concerning the shares in the open market which will reduce the float and I believe the increases in O/S are not open market shares for the most part.
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