I apologize in advance for breaking my promise not to post, but somethings just need to be stated.

First of all congratulations to the forum for conducting a spirited debate on the fortunes of DYA. I for one am very glad to see that the vast majority of the posts are from folks demonstrating a genuine interest in their investment.

As to this specific post......

The shares outstanding are and have been a matter of public record. Any increase since the last financial statement release is also a matter of public record. So are warrant numbers. I fail to understand how any of these numbers could all of a sudden "bite" you.

If your problem with the warrants is their average price, then i suggest you look at this from a slightly different perspective. Recall that the purpose of a warrant is to provide upside to those people that have invested their hard earned cash at times whenit is most likely at the greatest risk of total loss.

Notice that the exercise dates vary widely as does the price. Nevertheless it should also be noted that if all are exercised they will add better than $11 million to the companies coffers, again over time. So like everyone else that is a shareholder, the value of the company will also increase by that amount.

Furthermore if the company did not identify a revenue stream from the auto parts partner then it simply means it didn't happen in the quarter, nothing more and nothing less.

I personally hope your forecast as to the share price is incorrect.