Friday, January 13, 2012 8:59:51 AM
But mainly, if, indeed we are going to attract new and/or large institutional investors, why was the statement made that they will very likely issue additional shares in the future? Surely, no institutional investor will want to invest in a company that stated themselves they foresee diluting investors. Of course the other option is CAGR issues more restricted shares at a price far below current price to entice investors, which still hurts the common shareholder.
It was not a trick question and I was very glad someone had Frank answer.
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