Chicago, not trying to provoke argument with you. However, your comments do represent those of a lot of posters and I think some reply is often in order. You state the obvious -- a billion outstanding shares "is not helping the share price". Couldn't agree more. However, would you also concede that it is just as obvious that had Aurora not diluted eight or nine hundred million shares in the past two years for acquisitions, the company would today have little or no business and no future prospects? Would that have been helpful to share price? No, on the contrary that would have cemented Aurora into the position of penny stock.
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