10's of millions of common shares have passed through GHS over the last 2 years. When GHS was financing SHMP's toxic notes, GHS sold every cheap share they received. In fact, SHMP's notes required them to never be a 5% owner.
The latest shares become available to GHS when they purchased the Class D preferred shares. GHS got 6 MILLION shares of common right of the bat and access to another 60 MILLION shares when they convert the Class D's. And the price GHS paid? $5 MILLION. That works out to less than a dime for each share.
Finally, keep in mind that SHMP has failed to file an 8-K for the alleged acquisition of the VeroBlue assets. That filing should have occurred between December 11th and the 18th. In the absence of the filing, the public doesn't know what other notes might have been issued and what common shares (or the rights thereto) have changed hands.
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