I have never cared about it. I still don't care about it. It is a Penny stock!!!! They are all this way. They are all subject to dilution, reverses, etc. So what? If it is such a scare don't invest in the sub pennies.
Providing old numbers and guesses is hardly proof. No one knows what the actual debt is or the actual dilution. Providing actual hard numbers for EPGL and pennies is the hard part and that is what makes them risky. No risk no reward. Listen...they have so many relationships, and channels to funnel future products, devices, biotech, services, and educational programs through that the possibilities are endless really.
EPGL is unlike any other penny stock because of those connections, relationships and resources that they developed over the last 30-40 years. Their product is really one of a kind. Have you read it? Do you subscribe to it? I do! It is incredible the value that they give to those who need help in managing disabilities and disease.
Do you think the Military would sign a contract worth 1.1 million if they felt EP wasn't going to survive? Do you think Web MD would authorize them to be a content provider if they felt the business was going away. These companies are looking for long term solutions, not short term. Do you think that Dr. Marcus would channel his FDA approved device through their relationships and channels if they weren't substantial. He is a smart dude! He knows the relationships that EP has with the Military, hospitals, schools, etc.
So do I feel (according to the post) their "incomes and profits will so massive that they will trump all the dilution and a reverse?" I don't know, but that is why I am invested, because I feel the possibilities are amazing. I sure think there could be some incredible growth if one of these products takes off. In fact I am loving the thought.
They have never mentioned a reverse in all the recent PR's other than to dispel the though of one, so that is pie in the sky. Dilution I have covered before. It is weak. The dollar amounts are petty, so why even bring this up. Dilution doesn't really affect your dollar amount. If an investor has 1 million shares they will still have 1 million shares after dilution. Investors should sell if that is a problem. Debt is not the issue it is sales, future products, future services, and future opportunities that are real and being discussed. We don't know all the details, but we know this...we will know soon.
EP will survive as evidenced by their contracts, and their relationships to WebMD and Dr. Marcus. This will not only enable them to survive but they will thrive.
So what if Joe was diluting? Who cares. If it gave him $100k to help the company stay alive in a tough time good for him, and what a blessing to those employees and their families. It has no impact on me as a shareholder right now. The reward will come in the future as their developments begin to bear fruit. If not then it was a chance I am willing to take. I have been wrong before, but I do enough DD to know what I am doing and what I am dealing with.
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