Replies to post #79183 on Andiamo Corp. (ANDI)

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Those are good and valid points. Personally though if that were the case, I would rather the company (if they were having an acquisition or reverse merge or whatever) organically pay for things from their revenue. I have seen far too many companies with great intents get way over their head on this type of thing. They mean well for shareholders but When you have an AS of that magnitude and a lot of restricted shares that after a term (one year maybe) can be exercised (sold for great dilution)tank on price. Bottom line is companies with high share structure (with the exception of maybe a huge Nasdaq or Dow Jones stock)tend to spin their tires in the mud (price wise) after a while.
That is just my take on it. Going to wait and see what this CEO is up to first before I buy anything.

GLTY

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ANDI has been trading as if something major is about to happen. The volume and price appreciation hints towards this in my opinion.

Stervc post
skyrocket, with the ANDI Authorized Shares (AS)...

Respectfully, you have good dilution and you have bad dilution that exists within the market. I think there is a chance that the Authorized Shares (AS) is what it is because of allowing a cushion to exist for acquisition reasons. If he could acquire a company (or operational entity) to come into ANDI that would significantly enhance its value, then that would be good dilution of which also those shares would be Restricted and not Float shares.

So far, the CEO has been very frugal with the growth of ANDI in proportion to the growth of its price and its current share structure. I'm going to continue to trust the ANDI CEO and take the risk that he will continue to do right by shareholders. To add, ANDI has been trading as if something major is about to happen. The volume and price appreciation hints towards this in my opinion.

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Sterling

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