Absolutely correct. Hanover can't even start messing with dilution until after 10/29, and even then, only 1/3 of their shares.
I noted weeks ago that the dilution was old SPLI debt., friendly debt diluting to clean the books for Q4 and reporting, possibly even Q3 balance sheet.
I have predicted in the past that at least 1/3 Hanover will be paid soon, and the rest refinanced to mid or late 2015 with better terms and more funding to grow.
I feel that Hanover will trigger and dilute that refinanced debt in the form of profitable shares later in 2015, and likely in a slow manner so as to not completely destroy the PPS.
Hanover makes larger profits by selling the shares at the higher PPS trigger price, not at under 2 pennies.