RE:RE:RE:Expected FinancialsLets not forget that ACB being able to secure a $2 million private placement is a positive in itself. Sure the potential dilution is not ideal but being able to secure unsecured financing at 10% is a sign that whomever invested/lent that $2million was pleased with what they saw and either want to convert the funds to common shares or are reasonably certain that they will be paid back based on what they saw in their due diligence. It was a non-brokered private placement so the funds likely came from 1 or a few sophisticated investors. 10% money for unsecured funds is relatively inexpensive. And in the big scheme of things, it is when ACB needs working capital and cannot secure it either through financing or equity issuances is when we need to worry. Not when there are willing parties (likely sophisticated ones) that are chomping at the bit to get involved. I am not pleased with the performance of the stock the last week but I am hanging in and continue to be a buyer at 0.46.