IMO, financiers always make profits, otherwise they wouldn't be offering their services. No financier (in my experience) finances a company and plans to hold the stock. In and out. That's the name of their game. Doesn't matter what the fundamentals say. Doesn't matter about the long term prospectus. They want to minimize risk exposure and make a profit. And IMO, a company that is diluting is more risky to hold on to shares with. Hence why the financiers want to dump their shares on to the open market as soon as they can.
That is a question that worries me. Why would someone be selling now with the price so low unless they expected it to go lower or the company to dissolve? I put many grands of money at various levels and now i am sitting here with a grand of value left.
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