“Is there a better chance that a company that, within the last 12 months, that traded at over $7.50 and now trades at .28 of going lower after starting to rebound from the low of .20 cents or is there a better chance to regain some of the lost valuation? “
It’s the former. Why? When the stock hit $7.50 nobody knew about the dilution risk and there was no dilution going on. The stock also rocketed on an overall OTC spike.
The difference now is over the next 3 years the stock has over 5 billion shares of dilution risk, MOST of which has a cost basis of $0.00001 per common share.
When people can make 100,000% on their money even if the stock is at 0.01, then there is no floor to how low it can go.
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