First the vote needs to happen still not a given, but most likely approved for the A/S increase. Then they still need to be coverted if requested to cover the warrants and debentures. If converted to stock, then per agreement the shares need to be held at LEAST 6 months to 1 year as per contractual agreement. So in all reality we should not see a single one of those new shares for at least another 6 months and 2 weeks at the very earliest. The biggest problem is keeping the share price so low causes the company to have to issue MORE shares to cover their agreement, there is a table in the 10Q that shows how the share size keeps growing do to the falling PPS. This is what the MM's are banking on, but it creates a financial hardship on the company because they now have even fewer shares to finance any new debt with shares. Great for the MM's, more shares to keep the trading volume high, bad for the company because it slows its ability to grow.