RE:RE:Looks like a good one
It is more about what they do with that money that I care about than the number of shares out. If they put the money to work to create a bunch of new projects that others put up even more expertise and money to work into a discovery I will be happy. If they spend the money on promotion and a fancy office that is when the number of shares going up really matters.
Another way to look at is that there enterprise value is still roughly the same but now their cash to price ratio is way better. New buyers can plan ahead a lot longer with all that cash in the till. Maybe they will value that and price it into the share price of the company over time. For now I would watch the shares coming back to the market four months after they were just printed up. Then the price of the warrants when and if the share price goes up. Their price should run into some resistance at thoes twwo prices.