I am looking for the process of dilution/financing shares. After all the whole point of dilution is financing.
1. 1 million new shares are issued 2. 1 million shares are sold to "Broker 1" at 70% of market share price. 3. "Broker 1" sells 1 million shares on stock market.
It's widely acknowledged that shares hitting the market is the problem, not effect on earnings.
It is astonishing how many people still don't have a good understanding of the real problem despite the number of times we have discussed this. And what's even worse... It appears that the CEO still believes that dilution is our main problem. Perhaps he will get a wakeup call when we are about to list on FN and we don't qualify because the stock is trading below €0.50.
Millions of shares hitting the market at depressed prices is what is causing many problems. One of them, is that it makes the company look like a scam.