RE:francois21, Pierre 13 can you comment on the financing....Josh19 wrote: I personally think that PLI does not need financing judging from PL's recent e-mail (shared by sah1). However, several posters seem to think that it is very likely if not inevitable in their opinion.
Can you make some comments regarding this?
Also about the concerns that PLI has too many shares outstanding? Again, I do not think that it is a problem, but this is not my area of expertise, so would really appreciate you guys's comments.
Thanks.
I would say that companies do financing when nobody thinks we'll get one. From what I see right now, one or 2 partnership deals before the end of 2017 should avoid any financing. For the plant in Great Britain, like Francois said, PLI won't need to put any big money on it before 2022. Fear and greed are the 2 extremes the big players (short sellers) like to play with the retail investors. We just pass trough it in the last few weeks. Did I sell any share during this time? No, because I got caught off guard in the past trying to guess the timing and lost almost every time. So now I relax and close my eyes until the things settle down. Do I get frustrated ? Yes but I did not lose any money in the last 4 weeks and now the SP is on its next leg up. For the number of shares, it does not influence the real value of the company but I know that PLI management would like to get more institutional investors to stabilize the float.