MAXM and CFGN left the ASK on level 2 for now... So as of right now any dilution I see possible on the day is at or above $0.01 and $0.015 where PAUL and APLS are...
But to be honest we've seen MAXM disappear and return before... So, idk...
To answer your question we know there are convertible notes due in the amount of a total of something like $750,000, but spread out at something like $250,000 here, $80,000 there, etc... I don't have that info in front of me, but it is in the 10K or maybe 10Q even I believe, including their due dates... Also note they also come with interest... The exact amount of interest owed is somewhat of an unknown... I am sure there are ways to figure it out, but it's easier to guesstimate...
HOWEVER... Dilution doesn't have to be all convertible notes.... It can also be them raising funds for anything from keeping lights on, government cheese, to money for an acquisition, etc... Likewise not all dilution is bad... Some dilution like paying off debts is, eh.... 6 in 1 half a dozen in the other.... Debt is debt, its not good but it is good to get it paid off, and ultimately what did that debt do for the company??? Was it to expand the company and increase revenue IE future money generative??? Or was it to keep the lights on IE dead money??? Same goes for dilution... If its for an acquisition that can expand revenue for us, then its good... But if it is just to keep the lights on another month, it is bad...
The financials don't look super amazing, but no OTC financials really do, and I know of companies like AMFE who have pretty awesome financials and still trade like crap... OTC stocks don't really follow suit with their financial books... That's why scams can run for no reason...
The only think I can estimate is how much of the notes are left to be paid with interest and then divide that by the share price any dilution will likely sell (another liquid variable in this) for to come up with an idea of how much more dilution is necessary to pay off the notes, then add that to the current OS we think we may know (and I could be wrong too)... IF this stock gets any hype to pump it then dilution can sell for a higher price and require less shares to be diluted to raise the needed funds...
There is a lot of unknowns... But I do know (or think I know anyways) that since the last 10Q about $325,000 was raised in dilution so far... But there was a ton of dilution before that 10Q as well that raised the OS from 400 something million since I first got here to the 789 million something that it was as of that 10Q, and that dilution was sold at a higher share price... So who knows where we are actually at with everything...
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