Guess some have never heard for every sell there has to be a buy for the execution of said to take place.
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When anyone buys shares, no matter where those shares come from its INTREST in the form of thinking those shares will be worth something greater than what they paid for them.
Yes, for every seller there is a buyer but I've never heard somebody paint such a rosy picture on the massive dolution that's happening here.
Really Hi_Lo its had to understand what you are thinking at times when you make a comment like that...
That's because I'm not an AFFU apologist. If there are things that management is doing (or not doing) like this massive dilution and lack of transparency from the company, as an investor, I will bring it up.