The dubious side of all this is that when the AS was around 300 million shares, CYBL refused to give up additional shares to NIR due to dilution concerns....
Since then, CYBL themselves have made a mockery of that stance with the O/S where it is today through no outside forces, only their own incompetence in nearly every measurable metric you could choose.
They've perfected a process to generate revenue that far exceeds anything they might do that is tangilble to delivering and manufacturing product vs printing shares...so why stop unless forced to do so by some legal entity with the authority to do so. What good reason is there to ever turn off the printing press or stop?
I am glad to see the litigation behind us, but at what cost?