Actually, The execution of convertibles at such a low pps, and then selling of those shares into the market, all at once, is what has caused the excessive dilution. IMO, it's the Note holders fault for the rate of dilution, not Marani Brands. Why would note holders sell them directly into the market? They want the pps as low as possible. Why? because at some point they are going to continue to get a lot of shares from convertibles as a result of the deflated pps, and then one day NOT sell them into to market! It's then when the contrarian opinion mysteriously stops and THEY make a fortune as the pps recovers to it's true value. It's a game prayed over and over, again and again in the equity markets.
I'm personally accumulating for that day..
Chewie
Note: My opinions in this posting are just that, "opinions." Please make your own investment decisions. Happy trading, and best of luck to you with achieving prosperity.
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