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Re: Bren4Realtor post# 77941

Monday, 09/08/2014 1:52:05 AM

Monday, September 08, 2014 1:52:05 AM

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Wondering what is so complicated about the understanding of an R/S.

From a capitalisation Point of view nothing is changing and from an Investor Point of view neither.

An example: On the NYSE stocks below $ 5.-- cannot be purchased by the big Hedge-Funds and by some big mutual funds. So when a stock falls below - like it happened during the 2008-2009 - crisis they even had to sell. At that time as 1 example Citygroup decided for a R/S to lift the stock back above this Benchmark to avoid disaster.

With the new rule from OTC having a min. bid of 0.010 a lot of companies will be forced for an R/S to get back to Business. So in case somebody has 1 Mio AAPT at 0.0015 = $ 1500.-- with a R/S of 15 the Investor would have 66.667 Shares at a Price of 0.0225 = $ 1.500.--
Cannot see the Problem for the Investor.



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