RE:RE:RE:RE:Gibbons?????????????????????i don't think some people totally get the concept of venture investing or the difference between good and bad dilution. Bad dilution is when a company does a financing which impedes future growth and cash flow by taking a near term view that sustaining a dividend is the most important thing for shareholder value even when it destroys long term prospects and profitability. Good dilution is when a company sees so much potential long term value and profitabilty purchasing revenue streams which they can further monetize and compound for years too come, it is the right thing to do to create shareholder value for decades to come. Investing and revenue are all about compounding. If a smart management team sees that they can put money too work and compound it for years to come, its their job to do whats best for shareholders. You either get it or you don't. The dilution is highly accretive to my net asset value per share, something that would take years to generate from free cash flow, so its not really dilutive, the money won't sit on the balance sheet it will be put to work and it will compound for years to come. i'm doubling down, see you in six months! Lol
if your happy with a security blanket and a 12% annual return buy an etf on the big board, i need 12% a month and the least amount of risk that will get me there, so this is where i'll be