Good to see you acknowledge the different way you view dilution and toxic financing between a OTC stock with many assets that is above a dollar, and a less than 1/10th of one penny OTC stock with little to no real world assets.
Here in LIBE, one man - the CEO, "voted" to triple the AS, all on his own. No input from common stockholders.
Now why triple the AS? Only one reasonable conclusion: to "spend it", increasing the OS which is dilution. *Eventual* TRIPLE outstanding shares compared to todays OS.
The "acquisitions" (if any) better be damn good ones with massive NET revenue, or the PPS will tumble as the new OS enters the market.
So, yes a temporary increase in PPS as the "good news" of acquisitions (it they occur) floats the boat, then the boat beginning to sink once again as the weight of the new shares overloads the vessel once again.
But we shall see.
Let us compare PPS in 6 months, then again in 12 months. Considering LIBE was over a dime not that far back, it is a long tough recovery from the triple zeros.
For the stuck holders here, I hope it works out. But history on the OTC with sub penny stocks massively increasing share counts show the odds to be long. Perhaps a visit to a casino and placing a bet on one number on the roulette wheel type odds.