The market cap is what is relevant, not the # shares o/s. The latter can be 200MM or 50MM and the market cap will still be what the market values it as. You'll note that the Aspire agreement, and all share warrants, have clauses for share count adjustment. If we r/s, it does not "fix" any of them (eg, does not make Aspire obligated to resume share purchases). Nor does it "fix" the fact that our trading volume is only about $50K per day; volume would just adjust accordingly. What it would do is make it more likely we can comfortably uplist if/when the time came. But that brings us to the primary concern: will the time come? Investors need to keep their eyes on the ball: the company getting to a deal and the P results. Do we have the funding to make it there? There's a lot of investment capital out there looking for good bets. Is this a good bet? Aspire is clearly hesitant, hopefully there are others out there or that we don't need it.
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