This is one of my primary concerns for the continued depression of the share price as the company moves forward, even as they execute contracts. Some here believe a couple of contracts will propel this stock to the moon. I believe the large number of outstanding shares currently held by shareholders, plus the new free-trading shares being issued, can overwhelm and quench any increased demand for the stock if those shareholders start unloading their shares, just as Hudson Bay and Brio Capital have done.
This may be a long uphill battle to get the share price to any significant levels given our current share structure. I realize it is what it is, but as more shares get issued, I start to feel the reverse split Clark stated wouldn't happen is becoming a more likely scenario than not.
For the conspiracy theorists who continue to believe someone or some group is somehow holding the share price down by dumping shares into the market, this statement should completely overshadow those petty concerns. One thing that continues to puzzle me concerning those claims, and Raymer's shares have been tossed into the accusations, is how many shares does this mysterious cabal have to unload? Seems they would be out of shares by now, wouldn't they? Now that Raymer's shares have been shown to be steady and not decreasing (if we are to believe the drop in shares is related to expiring options), who is supplying these shares to dump?
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