220 million authorized shares and 83 million issued shares... Before they stopped telling shareholders how many authorized and outstanding shares there were this time last year, they said there were 100 million authorized shares and around 70 million outstanding shares. 120 million more authorized shares in a year doesn't look like a profitable company that is able to stand on its own, and that's probably why they quit telling shareholders how many shares the company had.
What are you going to say if they stop telling shareholders how many a/s and o/s there are like they did almost a year ago when they wouldn't even let the transfer agent disclose the numbers, and the president wouldn't tell anyone how many shares there were for many months?
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