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Originally Posted by DGthe3
Doesn't stock dilution occur because of the creation of more stock, not the sale of existing stock? When they make their next offering, no more stock is created, its simply being released from the US, Canadian, and Ontario governments as well as the UAW VEBA fund.
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It is also conversion of warrants, verts and preferreds into common. Debt-equity conversions as well. SMO is also dilution assuming it's a follow-on. The # of common shares available is going to increase massively either way, and that's dilution.
That's not to say the current offering isn't a good long-term investment. However, to expect to see $5x.xx share prices within the next few years alone is ludicrous.