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instar1

10/15/10 1:23 PM

#13454 RE: iblong2 #13453

finally the real truth comes out. os increase was dilution. now, outstanding shares is ridiculosly high. maxed out? no no no. the volume has to stay freakishly high for max out. take a vacation and revisit this. i am. hype brought me here. DD drove me away
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PianoMan75

10/15/10 1:29 PM

#13456 RE: iblong2 #13453

Iblong, can you envision a scenario where a company converts half its debt to equity WITHOUT dilution occurring? I ask because I've been doing some research, and though it seems most debt-to-equity agreements DO result in dilution for shareholders, it doesn't seem to ALWAYS be the case. If you take Joe at his word (which I know you don't but some of us do), do you have any ideas about how this can be done without dilution? There's no way they're naive enough to think that shareholders would approve a plan that results in dilution, so I do believe he's found a way to restructure the debt without it occurring. Your thoughts?