DNA Brands Inc (DNAX)

[Ed the Trader]

In 15 trading days, there were 12 billion shares of DNAX traded, and yet, the price remains at $0.0001.

Now, the volume is basically insignificant compared to what it had been.

Of course, this is a short week due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday from trading on Thursday.

Many people have Thursday and Friday off from work so they take three days of vacation to gain nine consecutive work-free days. As a result, many traders ignore this week entirely. There is always the possibility that Adrian plans to restart his pump and dump activities next Monday.

Twelve billion shares at $0.0001 per share is 1.2 million dollars.

$1,200,000 into the pockets of Adrian’s financiers… and all DNAX shareholders have to show for that amount of cash disappearing is shares of stock with very little value.

How little value?

Uline provides economy grade toilet paper for $46.00 per case.

Each case of Uline economy grade toilet paper has 96 rolls of toilet paper.

Each roll of Uline economy grade toilet paper has 500 sheets.



Therefore, in one case of Uline economy grade toilet paper, there are 48,000 sheets of toilet paper:
500 sheets/roll x 96 rolls/case = 48,000 sheets/case

That means that each sheet of Uline economy grade toilet paper costs a bit more than $0.0009:
$46.00 / 48,000 = $0.0009583333333333333/sheet

Therefore, if one could buy shares of DNAX, and get DNA's transfer agent to provide an individual paper stock certificate for each share purchased, it would be more than nine times more expensive to purchase Uline economy grade toilet paper.

So, if you want to wipe what one wipes with toilet paper, you should contact DNA's transfer agent to see what the cost would be to obtain paper stock certificates of your DNAX stock.

It may be a better use of DNAX stock to use it to do what one does before flushing instead of waiting for it to have any better value later.

Reference: https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-18118/Toilet-Paper-and-Dispensers/Uline-Economy-Toilet-Tissue