Your point .000001 is the new par value after the forward split. The par value as you know is the cost associated in selling and administering the equity debt purchased.
Now one must not forget that there is prepaid costs associated too the treasury stocks that will be sold down the road along with the cost of the dilution ie: collateral costs.
Theses costs are all owed back to the original debt purchasers and there for subtracted from the equation equity = (Liability - assets) - treasury stock
Now the brackets perform a very positive outcome as noted. Let's give the liability figure 100 and assets 50 along with treasury stock being also a 100
As you can see you would end up with a negative 50 as your equity position. Well that figure represents outstanding shares owed at the new par value you noted $.000001
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