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Re: sim2010 post# 836

Tuesday, 12/27/2016 2:58:12 PM

Tuesday, December 27, 2016 2:58:12 PM

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If you owned 1438 shares on Friday then today you own 2 shares and 56 warrants with an exercise price of $55.25 ea.

So if you bought at 45¢ you invested $647.

Today those two shares are worth $72. So in effect you spent $575 on 56 warrants with a 7 year term & exercise price of $55.25. In effect you paid $10 for each warrant.

Your breakeven price on your $647 investment is about $65 per share. If the share price climbs above $65 you will be making money to the tune of $58 for each $1 that the share price climbs over the $65 break even share price.


I have no idea how they will treat the odd 298 shares post RS. Somebody here will know how that works.

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