Sndd stock

You know they only make money diluting the AS right?

It means that the company's main source of income is getting the approval to sell more shares of stock. They have a certain quantity of authorized shares (AS) that they are allowed to sell to the public. When they need money, they put more of those authorized shares into the market for sale. When the shares sell, they (the company) makes money. However, the theoretical value of the company stays the same. Therefore the value of the outstanding shares goes down; investors lose money while the company (owners) makes money. It's a common scheme amongst penny stocks.

Basically, let's say the company has 1 billion shares outstanding at $0.005/share. The company is "worth" $5MM. If they get another 250,000,000 shares authorized and issue them, the owners could stand to make up to a million bucks from the sale of said shares to the public but the company is still technically valued at the same $5MM. However, now with more shares outstanding, the price will theoretically drop to .004 thus screwing over common shareholders.