yeah, it's important to see things in perspective.
Nice thing about GURE and LLEN is that they are also in the commodities business like agricultural stocks and have suffered the same fate without any dilution, so that shows the slowdown is a general event that affects many other Chinese stocks in the general commodities sector.
Chad, I think you said that your theory was that traders trade the stock and put the price on it in relation to other China listed US companies.
Last year I think SIAF made 23 cents in net income per share fully diluted from continuing ops.
This year let's say that they make three times as much in net income.
If you theory holds SIAF should trade three times higher one year from now then regardless of how many shares are issued? All other things being equal of course.
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