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Re: Darb6616 post# 32507

Saturday, 01/17/2015 1:32:12 PM

Saturday, January 17, 2015 1:32:12 PM

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Something very fuzzy about your example and math. First of all in your example, what is the price per share?

At $1 pps you have one million shares, and if your share count goes down to 10,000 shares that means it was a R/S of 100 to one. Horrible. Nobody is discussing anything even close to that. And our share value isn't even close to $1, if only it was.

But if you suffered this split, the share value in your example would now be $100. So you still have value of $1,000,000

The percentage of increase of a share at $1 going up a penny is not a valid comparison of a share at $100 going up a penny. The percentages are not the same. In fact the change is equitable to the reverse split ratio. So to compare a one dollar stock going up 1% (.01), you would see a $100 stock going up 1% would be a rise of $1. Voila!
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