There are two ways to fund a new company’s operations - add shares and sell them or take on loans. It is better to just sell the shares. When sales get better, price increase and investors win. If company does it right, they use the increased profit to buy back shares and investors win. With loans, it is harder for the company to reach profit since they would have to pay down the loans.
Dilution of shares is fine as long as the company is using those proceeds to grow sales and increase profits. If increased profits do not follow the increased dilution, then I wouldn’t continue to invest in that company.
With AITX, sales are increasing for now and Steve was up front a few months ago about issuing more stock to fund the operations until the additional product can be deployed. They do have a lot of old debt still on the books, so AITX is still a bit risky, but they are headed in the right direction in my opinion.
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