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Monday, 11/02/2015 9:44:37 AM

Monday, November 02, 2015 9:44:37 AM

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Know what you own! RDSH!

My calculations based on the last 6 months of trading and the changes in the company.

Share Structure:
A/S: 3,000,000,000
O/S: 2,989,933,770
Float: 530,213,651
Restricted shares own by Insiders/Management: 2,459,720,119 or 82.2% of O/S
NO change of share structure since 2013. NO issuance of new shares to acquire Click Evidence.

601,973,223 TOTAL volume since RDSH announced intent to acquire Click Evidence, now known as Tautachrome (4/27/2015)
427,238,537 TOTAL volume from announcement to acquisition finalized (5/21/2015)
ONLY 174,734,686 TOTAL volume in the last 5+ months since acquisition finalized.

So, since the acquisition was finalized, only 1/3 of the total float has changed hands. AT THE VERY MINUMUM, shareholders of at least 2/3 of the float refused to sell from the Acquisition date to the run up of 441% to the high of .039 and beyond to the present day.

Even since the day of the high of .039, only 9,345,085 (1.7% of float) sold. That's FAR from a massive sell off.
Yes, the fact that it came back down to settle in the 2s does mean there is a lack of bid support to maintain the highs. HOWEVER it also means that VERY few are willing to let go of their shares.

Turth be told, a lack of bid support is bound to happen when there is a sudden run up of over 400% on only 28,973,064 volume (5.4% of float) and no news. Less people will want to buy at a higher price when they are hoping for a pullback. It needed to settle down.

If you ignore all those that flipped for profit throughout the entire run up since 9/17/2015, and factor in all those that traded after the high, you can only expect MAYBE 19,627,979 shares to be sold by those that bought since this run began.
If you do factor in shares that had exchanged hands multiple times by traders flipping for profit, it is likely that there are FAR fewer shares left that could be likely to be sold by those that bought in the range of .007-.023(the current price). And we already know that there are still new investors here that bought above a penny that are holding millions for a far higher price. That is yet another thing you would have to factor in to the equation.

At the end of the day, considering that, as of yet, AT LEAST 93% have not taken any profits since the current run, it's safe to assume that it's actually FAR more than 2/3 of the float that is locked up tight.

Man... using simple math and simple logic can be quite fun.

Disclaimer: All information of volume traded was found via the below link and calculated by myself.
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/rdsh/interactive-chart