I can appreciate that. My thing is A/S goes up. Bad usually, almost always. But the big thing is the O/S, correct? Lets say come August 10K shows that the O/S is less than 722 million what does that tell us? The company has been buying back, retiring shares. So do you think the company is/has been diluting us? If your answer is yes would the O/S be higher than. In the presentation the company said they were buying back shares. The O/S has to be lower or they flat out lied on camera and I think about everyone in this world has evidence. Would I like to see the T/A ungagged? Of course. That info will be out soon. There is a bigger picture here. The company wants to see the price a lot higher. They individually own this stock and it does not good to dilute themselves. Of course if they are raising the A/S to dilute then they is how they are getting a paycheck, but I don't believe that is the case.
My question that I'd like to know your answer is, if the O/S is lower than 722 million (It will be) does your outlook change then? Cause you see the raise of A/S as way to dilute