Not a lot of great benefits for being a loyal long-term shareholder here. SFOR business is being funded at shareholder's expense (through share dilution = Mark K's piggy bank)

I had 30 mil shares (purchased 2-4 years ago). Now I have 60k shares.

If I bought SFOR shares today (using the same money I invested originally) I would have 409k shares (almost 7x as many).

If I ever reach my break even point, I will probably be saying adios to this company.

Thanks Mark, you really know how to increase shareholder value, which you have previously stated is your main priority!