I think Decision Point will aquire (or is aquiring) Cape for pennies-on-the-dollar, to be completed after the convertibles are settled and before the true value of Cape is exhibited, thus propelling the resulting entity into a strong market position.
The dilution may have served two important purposes... one, having been required in order to compensate the noteholders without them individually exceeding 4.9% of the total shares... and two, to create a pool of cheap shares from which Decision Point could siphon off a majority without competing with retail.
That's just my opinion, since you wanted to know. I have no more proof of that than someone who thinks Toms will do a trillion-to-one R/S whilst monkeys fly out of his bum, so take it for what it's worth.
