@B&BB... Curious if that's a rough guess on your part or if you did a calculation. It seems about right to me, depending on what baselines one uses. Before 2018, when I bought a lot of my shares, I think there were about 20 million shares. Then they decided to commercialize and retire the debt to Musick, bringing the total to something like 45 million. The post-delisting reorganization over the past couple years, combined with fundraising, combined with the inexplicable giveaway to Zamora (the most invisible CEO in world history), brings the total to a little over 100 million, plus probably another 50 million that will almost certainly materialize for other reasons. So, maybe 150 million shares total. When you compare that to the 20 million from the bad old days, the dilution is already in the range you cited. An IPO will make it worse. Just curious if something like that is driving your numbers, or if you have more data to pile on.
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