NHMD investors should be informed about dilution.
They should use the available public information to make intelligent decisions.
Okay. There is absolutely zero chance of Nate's Homemade getting into 50,000 stores in one year, much less 24 mil cans production. They haven't been able to get out the 10,000 cans that customers ordered.
133 mil shares is a made up number. So this assumption plug-ins don't calculate. The real number of shares that will be outstanding after the Series B shares is 211,165,000, of which the public float shareholders will have 38 mil, a much smaller percentage than currently.
As far as sales, wistful profits, or margins, the only thing we have to go by is the fact that Batter Blaster, Nate's former failed endeavor, had negative margins and lost money to the point of going out of business.
Investors should not dismiss real information that carries a huge impact on the ownership of the company. That is why the SEC requires companies to file pertinent information. I'm not sure why someone would not want to use it. Especially when Nate Steck and his buddies are over in the corner snickering about it.
Go NHMD$$
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