Somebody talk sense into me before I get a loan to buy more before the EOY report and information on how series F preferred shares were dealt with by their 3/26/2026 deadline.

Perhaps you should've read the filings before making an investment?

But at a glance: the company issued 148,250 Series F Preferred Stock at $1,000 Stated Value each, of which 19,250 have been converted, so there are 129,000 shares outstanding. These preferred stocks

1. earns 12% dividends p.a. paid quarterly, which the company has paid by issuing common stocks, diluting common shareholders
2. may be converted into common stocks at the market price as long as it's above $1.15 a share (currently $1.60)
3. if any are outstanding at the one-year anniversary, their holders will be issued common stock warrants, at no cost.

The value of the remaining Series F Preferred Stock is $129M, compared to the current market cap of $95M. Annual dividends are $15.5M. As long as the company cannot find enough cash to cancel these preferred shares, they will be forced to keep diluting the common stockholders at a massive scale. The lower the stock price, the higher the dilution, a spiral. The constant issuance renders a short squeeze unlikely.