I dont think you're understanding that LOU my man. The financing is a simulatneous occurance. Very similiar to walking into a mortgage signing and noticing that you have to bring in $5,000. But without you having to PHYSICALLY do that, the lender is nice enough to CREDIT the money to your side of the transaction, thus resulting in the transaction occurring instantaneously.
I'd bet a lot of people dont want that explanation though. They want Eternal Image to fail, so they create shadows of doubt that are easily knocked down.
Matthews is fine, Eternal Image is fine.
I do have a techinical question for anyone though--------does the 35 million shares recently put back in the Treasury fall into the 6 month minimum waiting period before the company could consider selling them or using them?
JMHO