Well if you called the T/A on thursday, she wouldve told you 670M was the os... If you called on Friday she would have told you 822M. If you called today, she wouldve told you 822M. If you called and said "wow, thats going up pretty fast", she would have said "yes it is, but the authorized is only 1B so they will take it easier for a while". Now if you dont believe me, you call and ask yourself. If you don't know what a T/A is... thats your own fault, you need to figure it out before putting your money into this market. Noone here is saying theres no dilution, except you and you are wrong. Dilution is not always a bad thing... its the easiest way to get financing if you're a publicly traded company, so if you really believe that your company, although new, has something going but they just need some initial funds, you should be more than willing to accept the fact that dilution is going to occur, and should be more than willing to hold your money in that stock until they turn it around. In this case, PINR was diluting for the servenation acquisition. If you believe that servenation , having the revenue earning potential that it does, is worth more than what PINR is going to pay for it by diluting, you should buy the stock regardless.
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