I think that considering this is a sub penny stock company trying to emerge in a niche market, with the current pps and share structure as it is, Troy had to make a decision. As you, and others have mentioned, financing in this type of market is not always easy or readily available. This company may have had some questionable practices in the past but they have dealt in over 1.7B worth of financing. The SEC would put them out of business if this were a consistent business practice. There is always a success story to every failure story and I think LFBG is going to be the success story. Troy has come too far to make a poor business decision now that will hurt the company. I think this will be a good stepping stone for LFBG's future success. Let's not forget that this company is Troy's baby....he's going make the decisions he feels is best for the company. He wouldn't make this deal if he didn't think it would be beneficial or if he thought it would hurt the company. JMO.
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