Does anyone object to these statements?
When the soon to be released updated figures for Outstanding Shares are released
1) They should show a significant decrease in shares (10 million at LEAST) due to the "extensive" "buy back" we have been told about a dozen times here. If you want to suggest a lower number, state it here. But remember, 10 million shares is only around $7,000, and we are talking a corporate buy back, not some unemployed pink sheet investor buying!
2) That if Outstanding Shares instead increase, it would validate that the buyback is meaningless window dressing attempting to cloud to the real fact, that continued dilution is happening.
Are we in total agreement with items 1 and 2 before we see the data?
Please post your reasoning for not agreeing with the basic statements I have made. Item 2 is hypothetical. IF it increases, can we agree on the conclusion?
