I would disagree with that with my "recent" examples. If stock performance suffered afterward for other companies that RS'd, than that was poor planning of that company.
BYOC has not rushed things and instead the CEO/BOD took good time to clean up S800 and the financials. Proper planning on the frontend will make things easier on the backend.
I would post my others examples, but that would get the post deleted, I previously said to contact me by another means.
let me re-phrase my prior comments, yes, for those companies that are basically a shell or a scam i would agree, but for companies like byoc that have real offices, real business and real revenew it is certainly not the same thing.
If the RS is Massive.... then they its an issue..... look at t$np 1/4...... reduced shares and is doing great.... was a healthy RS..... inhave been in 1:10,000 horrible wipeout... SP went to the floor.... also depends a whole lot on the company and its health, plans and viability.