Thanks, the biggest thing to remember is that. He can't sell any of the shares as discussed before. He retains ownership and voting majority. By keeping 54% of the float When we are a public company with assets share structure cannot be changed without a shareholder vote. The companies that finance us would also cut the credit of a company, most likely using restricted shares since they can pay interest. Restricted as a ratio of Common. Thats built into the contract and converted to common to be sold to pay back the loan.

Pure the Optics going to launch as an IPO and the CEO starts selling. The stock will drop instantly. Even selling 100,000 by the CEO can cause a company to take a huge hit in price. Show lack of faith