I was told that institutions, like Fidelity, who participate in such offerings, do so with a longer term investment perspective, which makes total sense. Typically, they have a 3-5 year window, minimally, to allow the investment to grow and appreciate, given there are no unforeseen negative developments.

If that is the case, then half of the 10 million shares are not part of the float, which makes the supply of shares that much less.

Given events unfolding are bullish, a rising demand against a short supply has one result.

We should see revenues from Diamond Guard appear this quarter. That coupled with product acceptance and new product advancements/partnerships will put this stock front and center.