BOB, the definition of a shareholder dilution is when new shares are issued and existing shareholders are either unwilling or unable to partake, in this case then were unable, so it was defacto a dilution. Clearly the expectation is that in the long term EMR shareholders will reap rewards. And of course the current bigger market is the major driver of gold SPs worldwide and EMR is not immune to that.
@beanpea LOL you got on my case, and when I reminded you of your factual inaccuracy about the Bullzeye board being all EMR directors (which you still haven't acknowledged), suddenly you are being victimised.
BOB, the definition of a shareholder dilution is when new shares...
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