The way I understand this, is that they can Reg D up to $1,000,000 is share sales a year.
Reg D "investors" need to buy on the quiet at a discount and then flip the shares. That is what they do. Don't need to have any other motive other than the flip for a quick profit when the company needs to "wholesale" the shares to raise money.
So it looks like they raised the a/s by 200,000,000 when they thought that they could sell the $1,000,000 at $.005.
Because the market won't support that share price, they had to raise the A/S count to get the rest of the $1,000,000.
The selling will stop for the year when they get the rest of them sold into the market, at what ever price they can get.
Not having any real information on the company makes it hard to have the market support any share price. As the market always factors in all available information when it sets the price.
I guess that the information that we have is that the company does not want to give us any information to support the share price, because there is no information that would do that.
JB says that he has 20,000,000 shares of his own here, do you think that it would be in his best interest as a shareholder to release real information to support the share price rather than to need to double the A/S (and presumabley the o/s as well) because his interest is getting diluted away at the same time as the rest of ours.
I guess the conclusion is that there is no real inforamtion that he can give to do that.
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