Thanks Max. I'M not bashing the company in any way as u know just trying to figure out what I jumped into today. Always some game to scare the nellies -it gets old-so when I saw all the filing errors thats what it looked like- a game -as with Qas-.
The company is still as strong and A/S is not same as O/S and I presume there'd be a PR before O/S was actually increased explaining purpose for funds. I saw the 2000 tractors on website reportedly representing just one order. Company has to sell product to make money and if it has to finance buyers in these times to do so or eventually issue shares for store building/acquisition etc...
Also-as you know but many don't -issuance of shares does not really constitute dilution unless they are discounted below market value in purchasing something or settling debt. Special interest groups who cry wolf would have people believe than when shares are issued they are just flown into the wind or given out like lottery tickets.
Shares always buy BUY SOMETHING with the purpose of strengthening the company -though it doesn't always work out that way. If what they buy increases the value of the company beyond the market value of shares issued,the issuance is the opposite of dilution as far as at least mid and long term pps goes because it leads to increased revenue. TYTN has the product-now they need the outlets to sell the product.