How can the investors still believe then in his vision, how can they feel that the extra 7-8M USD he diluted us over the plan at ridiculous valuation was worth it?
You seem to worry much more about this issue than the market does. Solomon has a very loyal and committed group of shareholders who apparently are consistently willing to increase their positions. One reason is clearly execution on SIAF's part. The other part is counter-intuitive, but the more people invest toward an end (which happens a lot when the price remains low), the MORE likely they are to continue to invest. That's a validated social fact and not a mere intuition on my part. So as long as the company continues to deliver, there will always be a market for SIAF shares. Buyers may become overrun from time to time, as at present, but they will always be resilient. There is zero probability of satiation being reached.
