Logically you can take the total number of shares in approximating your company to company comparison pricing as long as it is apples to apples.
To make an example: 10 shares @.10 = 1 share and 1 @ $1 when the total number of shares for the .10 company = 1000 and the total number of shares the $1 company = 100.
Still no answer, who does it cheaper?
No fabrication here and your lack of any response for a company that can do at a better price per ounce at this share price, discredits your ability to be hear by even the non-narrow visioned.
A Reverse Split is a good thing for the company in my opinion and I will like it even better then. Reduce the amount of flippers that nay say, get cheap shares, then yea say and sell.
BAA, Long and Strong.
What I express is my opinions only! I recommend for you to Do your own Due Diligence to get yours.
