Or... perhaps to hold them over until they get more contracts? This is essentially a waiting period; the AF gets the technology in late February; until then all they can say is that they have an order from the United States Air Force legitimizing their product. To be able to say they have the United States Air Force as their biggest customer, now that is in a whole other league entirely.
http://irgnews.com/coi/AFPW?qm_page=2960&qm_symbol=AFPW. See the recent 8-k, article V. They raised the A/S because they were running out of A/S. Read the attached doc,pay attention to the last few statements. Keep in mind that when a company sells shares, its WHAT they do with the funds that counts. Right now, selling is likely the main source of income for business operations. Another important consideration is the fact that when a company sells shares, in order to maintain voting power, they must acquire half+ of the O/S. The shares associated with the increased A/S were registered at a par value of .001. Having said that, IF you believe in the company, now is time to load up. If they can generate income by means other than selling stock, this thing will only climb...IMO.
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