One more time. It's a fact that convertible notes cannot be converted unless the company "insures" the note. Have you grasped this concept now?
Now, once conversions occur, note holders can sell whenever they want.
This is why the process involves verifying with the transfer agent whether new notes are registered before shares can be freely traded.
Your statement essentially assumes that the remaining shares they converted are now being dumped into the market, which is not the case. We calculate each note issue in the filing, and we have a clear understanding of what transpired during the trading day. If something seems unusual, we take note and contact the transfer agent to obtain a clear picture.
Please do yourself a favor and conduct thorough research before spreading unnecessary misinformation.
I don't intend to turn this discussion into drama. Furthermore, I don't see the need to address baseless claims. Frankly speaking I don't need to fix stupid.
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