RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Good bye Jim, I don't think the addition of 1 million shares for each transaction would create much dilution as each addition represents only .3% of the number of outstanding shares, As you suggest it is about the math. If a transaction costs you a million shares (which would be around $400,000 at the current sp) and has forecasted revenue of between $1.5 million and $2.5 million ....the investment (acquisition) has been a great one.
The only way there can be certainty with this is as financials are released over the next year. The challenge (depending on investment strategy) is for an investor to be patient enough to wait for these. Imho they will be well worth the wait.
Cheers and GLTY!!!
jimhighforrest wrote: They have been buying the new clinics with common stocks and sell the Sun Valley in the same way, meaning the outstanding shares increases by at least a million each time and the value per share gets diluted by each transaction announced. To be fair, the new acquisitions will bring in new revenues but the math here perhaps only the management knows and keep to themselves