RE:RE:A Red FlagNeosceptic,
Appreciate the thought but that is not how it works in tech. Initial money is raised with little or no guarantee of even modest success. Subsequent money is raised post milestone achievement, not before. Milestones are published. The market places its bets and if successful then the share price normally appreciates along with the achievement. Should the company need additional capital for future milestones then the raise is likely to take place at a higher valuation given perceived lower risk.
You argument suggests a fall in the share price of 50% is in the cards and would naturally happen if not for the investment in stock promotion. It totally ignores the potential for milestone achievement.
I could care less about GMG's other products. They are using that business as the under pinnings of their stock promotion for the much larger play. They assume the investor will perceive it as a backstop. The problem with that approach is simply that GMG's other revenues are not worthy of it being a publicly traded company. period
As you point out, promoting existing products is not the same as promoting the stock which bases its entire future growth on the battery play (EV, Consumer and IOT).
What is your definition of a Monstor Stock. Clearly it differs from mine. Have you checked the market cap?
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