Creative financing? Your investment is EXPH's "creative financing". If they weren't diluting shareholder's value into the dirt by selling more and more shares making yours worth less and less (in reality) they would have been as broke today as D&D Displays was the day Brown and Harrs deep sixed their personal debt and threw it onto the backs of their public shareholders in EXPO Holdings, Inc. They are spending that "creative financing" on their salaries and perks while I am typing. My margin "estimates" as you mistakenly call them are not "estimates" at all. They are directly from the numbers in the filings. What information are you looking at? I get everything I reference as factual from the company's filings signed off on by JD Brown...EXPH's "Co-President".
NOW...you want creative financing? How about taking a company public (D&D Displays) that just lost $347K in 2005 and before the ink dries on the incorporation forms, you are out selling off and pledging millions of dilutive shares, taking out a line of credit with an OBSCENE annual interest rate in the neighborhood of 25%, running it up to over $517K by June of 2006 and THEN lending YOURSELF money from that credit line that is costing your shareholders 25% a year. And using only the free shares you got for your cash bleeding cabinet company as collateral? Now buddy...THAT is creative financing, LOL! Although others might have a slightly different term for it. All IMHO.
SBB