Agreed Turr, this should not hold the share priceback significantly.

As long as the company stays ahead of the share price curve, and in this case you can see them selling shares above the market, then I'm ok with it. It tends to drag these somewhat reluctant buyers into the fold, and they are likely vetted by the company for longevity.

This is where the low float affects us...buyers are unwilling to bid the price up to acquire what they want; the company has provided a way around it, anteing up about 8% of the company.

All we need is more news to propel the stock higher...hopefully we will be selling the final shares (of the $30 million) for over $10US.