Gitzstv, “my son” you are showing your stock market analysis naïveté.
Par value has NOTHING to do with Book Value.
This company has a Negative Book Value,
Thus any stock sold in positive territory is Anti-Dilutive.
What you are referring to is that an increase in the number of shares w/o increasing the market value commensurate with the $$ received, is Dilutive to existing shareholders.
So far, Bob has not sold shares in this financing and we can not and do not increase the value of DSGT just because he has a contract to sell shares up to $7 million of value.
Again, how he spends the money is going to determine what happens to the stock.
If he gets a 20-50% return on those shares, we will see it reflected in the market value of DSGT.
For you to make assertions about dilution and returns, you need to know what he will spend it on.
You don’t know that nor do we.
However, it sure seems as if the rollout with a committed volume of TAG systems going into Jonway’s vehicles is a pretty risk less investment with sizable returns.
As usual, the future is unknown, but please refrain from making assertions that you can’t back up or prove.
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