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Re: johnnycomelately9 post# 845

Saturday, 10/29/2011 11:47:57 AM

Saturday, October 29, 2011 11:47:57 AM

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The word dilution often is used to portray a bad action by a company. In fact selling of shares to eventually produce a profitable result is what a company has to do. That is what shares are in the treasury for, to get some money to work with.

So as long as the company reports verifiable progress toward a believable goal, "dilution" is not a bad thing.



Step aside son, you're blockin' the MOMO! ... .. Disproving absence of evidence should be easy, show the evidence of.

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