Tony regularly dilutes (creates & sells) additional shares of APRU in exchange for more cash remitted to the corporation. He does this because APRU endlessly loses money, and would go bankrupt otherwise.
You may not have personally remitted cash to APRU, but the original purchasers of whatever shares you now hold did. Those original purchasers were wise enough to sell their shares when the stock price was higher.
Whatever assets APRU holds are now indirectly owned by shareholders such as yourself, including the trivial amount of cash that Tony has not squandered.
What shareholder money does he have? Yours? Pretty sure the shares I bought, the proceeds went to the person selling them, not Tony. Please explain. Thanks