Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

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The reduction in A/S is a valid point which I considered. It may indicate more confidence in cash flow towards debt. That's difficult to say without any real transparency. It could also mean that they don't intend to expand litigation further and get a handle on their debt. That being said, it doesn't really change the YAGI dilution factor... or for that matter rule out the possibility of increasing the A/S with the stroke of a pen.