Current or prospective investors in GOIG need to be concerned with one thing: Is GOIG profitable or loss making (is it in a position to halt dilution or does it continue [and for how much longer]).
Of course being profitable doesn't mean GOIG will stop diluting shareholders, but it does bring the timeframe that much closer.
I'm waiting to see the 4Q2010 results since there hasn't been any financial reporting since the one prior to when Go800 was launched. I wonder if the 1Q2011 results will be issued almost simultaneously since the current quarter ends December 31, 2010.