Andrew, the short answer is that the 10-Q does not say anything about "shares entering the market," if by that you mean sales of Combination, Inc.'s stock which has been converted from the preferred stock issued in the March, 1998 Reg D private placement.
Total outstanding Common A went from 23 million shares to 26.2 million shares as a result of the following:
Exercise of options: 2,187,250
Conversion of Common B to A: 424,515
Employee compensation: 57,084
Conversion of Series G Preferred: 678,338
The last category is Combination, Inc., which will still be able to convert its preferred stock to Common A for about 1,653,000 more shares of Common A. As of June 30, 1998, Combination Inc. had only converted about 1/3 of its holdings. We have no idea how many of the converted shares it has sold. By the way, in its agreements with WAVX, Combination, Inc. may not convert its shares so quickly that it becomes a greater than 4.9% shareholder at any given time, which in turn means (I believe, without checking) that it does not have to report its sales to the SEC.
Of course, we do not know if it has converted more shares and/or sold shares in the 1 1/2 months since the end of Q2.
Congratulations on your publishing venture. I hope to take a look when I have more time.
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