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fleck2012

05/14/14 12:38 PM

#70373 RE: george63080 #70372

Dilution isn't a function of trading. It's a function of the company constantly issuing shares and increasing the number of both authorized and outstanding shares. Dilution is an insidious beast that's performed out of view between quarterly reports, you don't know about it until it's already happened.

stockmasterflash

05/14/14 1:03 PM

#70374 RE: george63080 #70372

The money has to come from somewhere

$500,000 in revenue last year.

CEO "earned" $600,000 + CFO "earned" $350,000 +

then you got to pay for the consultants, travel, rent, automobiles, life insurance.....

Can only come in one of 2 ways. Debt or Shares

Sometimes the CEO loans the company money, but he don't do it for free. The man's got bills to pay too!

180 million shares were sold last year and liabilities went up by $1.5 million

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1285701/000113626114000144/form10k.htm#item6