There is a distinction between dilution and investment. HHSE will be trading at .03 as a result of this action. I’m fine with that.
“At a point in the very near-term future, the Company plans to file with the S.E.C. an offering for two (2) initial tranches of HHSE stock under a S1 Registration. Each of these first two stock offerings will be for a total of fifty-million-shares (50,000,000), with the first tranche being offered at three-cents ($.03) per share, and the second tranche being offered at five-cents ($.05) per share.
The company hopes to raise a total of four-million dollars (USD $4,000,000) from these first two tranche offerings, of which approximately seventy percent (70%) shall be allocated solely and exclusively for the final pre-release preparation and launching of the MyFlix Streaming Service, and the remaining thirty percent (30%) to be utilized for payables / debt management of the Company.
Shareholders are advised that these newly issued shares will be freely trading and available into the public market, and as such, shareholders will experience a dilution of their equity in the Company and a dilution of earnings-per-share on a going-forward basis. However, it is management’s belief that the premium pricing for the shares (e.g., $.03 and $.05) which is significantly higher than the current market pricing for shares, will encourage new S1 parties to hold onto their newly issued shares until a date in the future in which the Company’s share price would make a sale of these shares profitable. Accordingly, HHSE Management feels that existing shareholders prior to the S1 Offerings are unlikely to see an influx of new shares on the open market until the pricing of HHSE stock appreciates significantly. ‘
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