RE:RE:Come on down boys and girls....ACB is waiting for you ;)Do you know if there sky project is paid for or accounted for already? I do know their patient count % is better or on par with any LP. Does the diluted stock price make that huge of a differnece to crumble a company with expansion plans in the making and already one of the most loved buds on the medical market?
TimMcCracken wrote: LOL ... please read that article ... did some clown write that? ... $ACB blew it because they issued way too many shares (300 million + already) ... for anyone to not think there wont be more bought deals and share dilution this early in the game are out to lunch ... all LPs will need cash soon (CGC included) ... but $WEED has huge first mover advantage ... and they can raise far more capital at less expense to current shareholders ... for an example ... if both company's diluted the current share base by 5% then $WEED would have to issue 8 million shares @ say $11 then they could raise $88 million (to use for scaling the company) ... 5% dilution for $ACB means issuing 15 million shares and only being able to raise $36 million ... a difference of $52 million ... you see how this compounds ... dilution hurts shareholders, however it is a necessary evil to fund growth ... it has to be managed correctly ... when I first bought $TWD shares they only had 50 million shares out ... today's market cap close at $1.8 billion +/- means without dilution TWEED shares would have been worth $36/ share ... however it's unfair to say that because with out the acquisitions and cash raised they wouldn't have gotten where they are today ... however the amount of shares outstanding for $ACB is going to cause problems and be an issue moving forward.