I find Tob's post on point! His question has been posed to you about 10 times, yet you will not answer it.
Additionally, your basic understanding of ISPI, and running a business in general is wrong! Increasing a companies number of authorized shares by 500% does not, in and of itself, make it 5x harder to increase the PPS. That is just a basic business fact. In some situations, it could make it 5x easier to increase the PPS! Because, in your incorrect theory, you forgot one thing - the currency that the new shares generate! If you take a cash strapped start-up company with a solid business plan, great management and cutting edge technology - the infusion of additional currency can actually make it possible to push through a few deals that would have been impossible without help of additional investment - hence, making it easier (not even just easier, but possible) for the company to grow, and the PPS to increase.
I think Mr. Mayan was sending us this e-mail specifically for you, not to the group as a whole! "Greg, When you going to a battle you prepare ammunition, public company ammunition is it stock - you can use it as currency to pay instead of money for merger and acquisition, or raze money for the operation of the company, for the discussion of dilution (dilution was my word, not Mr. Mayan) - please educate the group that issued shares are not free trading shares.”
As to the rest of your post:
- no the 5 cents per share did not come from me.
Why would someone buyout a company that is not making any profits? Simple! That company has something valuable that the other company wants! In the case of Infospi, that "something" would be its' technology and the related relationships Mr. Mayan has built over the past 5 years.
Well, I'll never get those 10 minutes back.
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