RE:RE:RE:PP versus the Credit Line Again, if he needed the money why would he turn down the offer at $0.60/share which was mentioned in the same interview. Not sure why you want the stock price to go down so badly. Your only argument is the PP not closing and it is very clear that it is going to close. Q4 May or may not support a share price of $1/share, but the growth rate and everything going on with the company indicates the company will be well above $1 soon. I'm willing to pay extra for goodwill as Dyment has done an excellent job cleaning up the balance sheet and expanding this business.
As for pumpers that's you mention, I have not seen one pump on here that wasn't supported by facts, the financials and trading chart supports this. I. have bought as low as $0.13 during the pandemic (a time of market panic) all they way up to $0.89 and are still accumulating. Most of us longs are still buying at current prices because the companies current strength on record has proved to eliminate a lot of the risk and highly suggests plenty of room for further growth. Doug mentioned his goal of a $1B evaluation, this would put us near $10/share. 2/10th's of that vision is still a healthy climb from current prices.
Further more, as the company shifts toward a Data/software company our multipler will increase drastically, add that with the current growth rate and we have a rocket ship.
GLTA