My point was that as of the last financial statement, virtually all shares have been accounted for. Yes, they've issued more shares since then. Presumably we'll get an accounting of what happened to those shares when they release their year end financials which are due by April 1.
They've announced that they are buying an EV manufacturing facility. I'm sure there were costs in building a prototype of their Revolt motorbike and startup costs to go into production. No one has offered a shred of evidence to back up the claim that they are in business to just sell shares and rip off shareholders. Let's see your proof.
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