Please someone help me dechiper our common share dilution problem. I stayed up last night for an hour doing some hypothetical math with USMJ's convertible debt notes. As of the last filing USMJ has about 1.5m in convertible note debt. I calculated that if most of those holders converted this October we could potentially have up to 10 billion more shares coming into play. That would bring the total outstanding shares at 20 billion. This is only if all the shares were converted , but I assume about half of the debt holders will wait to see if USMJ goes up a substantial amount before converting. Some debt holders are taking risk and converting now for billions of shares. But they could potentially make an absolute killing if USMJ can reach near a penny again. Some debt holders will hold off until USMJ runs up, helping mitigate our share dilution problem. So I would summarize as saying it would be safe to say we will land in between 13-20 billion shares {total authorized shares in the last filing was raised to 13 billion and I'm assuming the authorized shares will turn into public shares}. Another quick analysis to find our current market cap and see if it seems inflated(because of convertible notes being turned into common shares) is taking total outstanding shares multiplied by the ending share price of October 28th. 13 billion shares multiplied by .0006 is 7.8M. Now I don't view this extremely inflated. Yes but maybe it is a little inflated right now because the revenues and profits have not been recorded and released that they said they would have in the future, regarding the Rocky Mountain high restaurant and their juice bars. Not sure if PURAs EVERx sport drink will count as revenue either, as well as their work with ALYI. Please criticize me if you feel you are right and I am wrong, but provide evidence and reasoning. I can also explain how I got all of my numbers.
