Tuesday, April 24, 2012 6:32:00 PM
People don't always understand what is involved doing business in Sierra Leone, and come to some pretty bizarre conclusions.
People don't always understand the nature of Pinksheets companies either, and come to equally bizarre conclusions about that too.
A blanket statement like "This kind of dilution is never good period" illustrates that point perfectly.
If dilution occurs that contributes to SGCP's capacity to produce income (a dredge, a tractor, a lease) that in fact is a good use of the SGCP share structure.
Start up companies are going to burn through their authorized shares to get the company up and running. That's the way it works. Expecting anything else is doomed to disappoint.
Smart investors know how to time it. The rest complain on message boards. Either way, the company uses the share structure to further it's objectives.
That's how it works.
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