Birds what I am noticing from the last 10Q is defaults on loan agreements that are resulting in shares issued at low prices in the .04 range. So if we are on a SP upswing and then the notes are converted to common shares at .04 and then if they are sold sold off by the company they are issued to then that doesn't seem to good to me (like a double whammy)? I am not well versed in reading 10Qs or in interpreting convertible notes as a relatively new investor so I will not act as if I know how to accurately interpret this type of activity but I am looking at several defaults that result in common shares issued typically around .04. That's not good for us in the short term as I see it and seems that if that is happening it could be a contributing factor to the SP staying down. Can a more educated investor weigh in on this? Obviously we wont know until the annual report what financial transactions happened at this time so unless someone can tell me where to find notes that are converted in real time then it seems we are looking in the rear view mirror on this after the fact and are only left to guess. Very confused on our SP as well. I thought the recent news would move us up much more sharply. I don't see this as a damaging or negative discussion rather one that can help to educate many investors here. Can someone with solid investment back round shed some light here in theory for the newbies?
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