Eazolan...to put it as simply as I can; dilution while real doesn't concern me here a bit. IF they have 300,000,000 shares currently with a share price of .14 and in your SCARY dilution scenario they double the shares to 600,000,000 (WOW scary) the share price understandably drops to .07 or so, right? Now, JN releases another acquisition and the share price peaks and drops to .14 and then they announce a production partner and the share price peaks and drops to .28 and then the third qtr results are released and the share price peaks and drops to .56 and then, etc, etc, etc...
How much has the dilution hurt the individuals who hold the stock currently? If you have 100,000 shares at the start you had $14,000 worth of stock. After my far fetched example of dilution you would have $7,000 worth of stock and after all the events which ARE coming you would have $56,000 worth of shares. And guess what!?! Not only were my projections of the rise in share price VERY conservative, but you would still have 100,000 shares! So, if the share price over a few years goes to $10.00 you would have $1,000,000 worth of stock and would have only lost the initial $7,000 caused by the dilution.
I don't know about you, but I am unconcerned and am looking forward to the end result of whatever dilution concerns you raise. Oh, and I got in so long ago, if the share price rises in the conservative way I have described they could dilute hundreds of percent for each acquisition and I will still be WAY ahead of the game. You stay on the sidelines and I will keep adding at current prices and laugh all the way to .25, .50, .75 and 1.00+
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