Sure, deficit is the difference cash inflows and outflows or in this case loss. That means the company has lost 32 million over time. I would have to do some digging around to find out where the deficit is coming from but it's all verifiable in the form 10
The deficit stems from the loss to the shareholders of the value of their shares. Especially happens after a R/S. So for example, a company is monetized by issuing 1M shares at $1, then the value of those shares goes down to 0 (for example). That loss has to show up on the ledger somewhere. It's the company's deficit, but it's the shareholders holding the bag. Past shareholders have $31M less of value in their GDSI shares. Has nothing to do with today. It's not $$ that has to be paid back.
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