“Why are people on here assuming that once the additional 350 million shares get approved that the deal to raise future funds will be the same deal that Paulson just closed recently (shares at .255 and .75 warrant coverage)?”
Future deals will likely be the same as not much has changed nor will change in the coming months (big catalysts). The price per unit may change slightly if the SP is higher or lower, but I don’t see Paulson’s fees ($50k upfront, 13% of cash and 13% in warrants if total stock sold) changing. There’s plenty of risk involved with CYDY and that’s why Paulson can charge a hefty fee.
There is no shelf registration and the last several raises were under those terms. Why would an alternative be assumed. There will be 35% more dilution with the new shares. There is no catalysts to suggest the terms will be superior than what has recently been accomplished…that’s why. It is possible the terms will be inferior due to the dilution.
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