Ann: Trading Halt, page-117

The dilution is locked in now, so it's already accounted for in the SP. The 'dilution dates' that the poster was mentioning has little effect, except that people will begin 'holding' the shares in their account, so they can easily sell to take a profit if the SP was above the $0.10 that they paid, so on those dates, the SP might move towards $0.10.

The $0.10 of added capital per newly issued share means that the SP gets diluted from $0.17 towards $0.10, not $0.17 towards $0.00. $0.17 being diluted by 900% or something towards $0.10 means that the theoretical ex-dilution price would be about $0.107, but the improvement in the company outlook could even mean the underlying value is $0.15, even though most investors will be paying $0.10.