How was it better than expected?
First, the dilution is rampant. They have 1,766,589,126 remaining. Since most of the dilution has been to pay off debt transferred to the mysterious un-related third party (yeah right) at a VWAP discount to current trading, assuming EVERY sub-penny dilutive share sold at $0.0006 (and assuming back salaries are not converted) will possibly only net them around a $1,000,000.
Date Post Reverse Pre Reverse
04/11/13 1,233,410,874 24,668,217,480
03/28/13 921,566,355 18,431,327,100
12/31/12 144,770,119 2,895,402,380
12/31/11 38,768,733 775,374,660
12/31/10 37,186,632 743,732,649
12/31/09 18,273,515 365,470,296
12/31/08 8,035,020 160,700,394
Date Geisler Landau
04/11/13 17,144,211 31,798,501
03/16/12 4,928,275 7,754,053
07/06/11 4,931,400 7,757,503
Gotta give it to them....they moved 311,844,519 into "retail" hands from 03/28/13 and 04/11/13, 8 trading days.
Also notice how Landau/Geisler have no skin in the game. Geisler only owns 2.0% and Landau owns 3.5%.
They are slowly and methodically winding the beotch down getting their debt converted to the mysterious third party noteholder at the favorable VWAP rate.
How disappointing....
Better than expected....uh-huh.