As a former MOSY holder, I'm wondering if you guys understand the massive dilution here. Maybe it'll be good for a bounce and I hope it does. But the stock isn't going back to .70, $1, $2, etc. Because MOSY had a share count of 8.4M at the last earnings report. With the recent dilution, the share count is now multiples of that. So even though the stock price has dropped from $1 to .25, the market cap has actually stayed the same (if not increased) with all the extra shares. Soon there will be a reverse split to regain the $1 threshold to maintain the Nasdaq listing, which will reduce the share count. Upcoming Q3 should be a decent quarter, but it'll be interesting to see the guidance for Q4...which is when revenues will start to take a hit with the loss of that large customer.
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