Lol. Who knows, might be the case. However, when I was taking the share count a few days ago, I left off with about 72% of the OS being owned by a combination of longs and insiders. That percentage was coming dangerously close to 100%, and it didn't even include individuals outside of IHub who were long, so imagine what the percentage could be in reality of what is locked up: anything north of 80%. Good evidence of that truth is the fact that we now move dramatically with small trades, which is always characteristic of a very tight float. It only makes sense for the company to issue more shares, as the demand begins to severely out weigh the supply. Take a look at any huge stock, such as Apple and Microsoft, they all have AS's in the billions because the demand matches their share structure. There success, growth, and expansion also required that they increase their AS, or else they would have never elevated themselves to their current positions as mega-stocks.
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