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Level = disclosed potential new shares (warrants + preferred conversion shares + shares issuable from convertible notes, where the filing states them) divided by shares outstanding:

under 10% = Low · 10-50% = Moderate · 50-200% = Elevated · over 200% = Substantial

Only figures stated explicitly in the filing are used - nothing is estimated. A level is shown only when the share count was read with high confidence AND each of convertibles, warrants, and preferred stock was either clearly disclosed or affirmatively stated as none by the filing. If any of the three could not be read reliably, no level is shown at all - partial data never produces a label. Authorized headroom is shown as a separate fact and is not part of the level. Convertible note principal (dollars) is never converted into shares.