They get the same money, but if the share price is

They get the same money, but if the share price is low (say .82), that equals way more shares than if it were $1.30.

In the short term, if I were Tony I'd want the pps down here or lower, so I can reap more shares per month before a partnership or BO occurs.

So, unless I'm wrong in my entire thesis (as is often the case), their motive in the coming weeks/months may *not* be a higher pps, more a personal accumulation of as many shares as possible before the eventual launch upwards.