If that’s “how dilution works”, then there would be a verifiable, valid link posted to back up these false float = dilution claims.
The reason no link is ever provided is obviously bc the claim is 100% false. It’s an investment fact that float does not = dilution, a growing o/s does.
I can provide this following verifiable, factual, link as many times as needed. 100% proof that cannot be debated that dilution equals a rise in outstanding shares, not a growing float.
I recall another quote repeated lately over and over:
“look in the company filings”.
Another exact quote was:
“The filings don’t lie”.
Of course the filings don’t lie. That’s why the filings have shown all along no dilution by a outstanding share count that has never once increased. On top of that, company just put this topic to bed earlier today.
It’s right there in the company filings. “No dilution”.