I've got two answers in this note:
1. I'm not a premium member of this site, so I'll need a private message containing an e-mail address as a springboard for me to send my own e-mail address. I'm honestly flattered that my opinion would be sought, so whatever the question, I'll give it my best shot - but please do remember that I was a nonprofit organization CFO for nearly 18 years and a federal healthcare regulator for 15 years after that, so I may not be the right source of wisdom.
2. As regards the substantive question about the "new investor," if this is a matter of VHUB's beginning to seek new capital sources last May, then there'd be an issuance of new shares by the company as contrasted to the selling of shares by existing holders to those people who are either establishing holdings in the company or adding to existing holdings. Normal trading doesn't add or subtract from the issuing company's capital. (There's a chance I may have totally misconstrued the question, so forgive me if that's what I did.)
Anyway, I'm happy for the "winners" today, though I do remember the couple of days a while ago when the stock first spiked to 6 cents and then plunged to 2 cents, before rebounding back to its trading range before all the excitement. Let's see how the week closes, and I hope that it will close on a strong note.