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05/30/16 4:00 PM

#63310 RE: DoGood_DoWell #63306

Would investors rather receive $5 a share tomorrow, or wait six to twelve months to maybe receive $10 a share while incurring the risk of receiving nearly zero if the news turns out bad? And even with good news, take into effect all the dilution or other issues that could negatively affect the stock price.

And let me add again, if management is so confident with the cards they're holding, then why are the warrants priced at $1?

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05/30/16 9:15 PM

#63354 RE: DoGood_DoWell #63306

Right... it would, IMO, just be plain stupid. So long as they can raise funds, it's completely unnecessary. And they don't seem to have a problem raising cash.

So yes, it's dilutive, but to my mind, a minor dilution. So my shares in the future will be worth a .25 less? Since December, we've added maybe 20m shares? Something like that?

I'm not losing any sleep over that.