It doesn't matter - its a death spiral deal. Each time they want to convert it will be at 60% of the lowest 20 days which will create another new low which will convert at 60% of that low and so on and so on with each conversion requiring more and more share dilution than the one before.
But with the Kwik Jobs deal (which I cannot find revenue numbers for) may be a good catalyst for a run, but then again maybe that run has already happened.
"Our stock has experienced some downward pressure as of late. I am as concerned about this as other shareholders and want to assure them that the price of the stock is not reflecting the underlying business of the company. The price pressure may be from equity issued to pay off debt, which frequently results in this type of downward pressure. We are aggressively investigating ways in which we might be able to address these dramatic short term changes in our market cap. I believe our fundamentals are what will drive long term share price appreciation.