I can't and won't defend MLHC from their previous dilution which has gotten the share structure to where it's at now. The company stopped dilution at such time that was previously indicated then the company informed shareholders through a tweet that they were going to have to do more dilution to raise capital to bring in new growth for shareholders.
However, I will defend MLHC with the over billion shares traded that some were yelling dilution. With diluters trying to sell shares, I doubt if they would put up 500 million shares at the Ask to spook people from buying. Confirmation of no change in the OS today confirms that recent selling has been basically retail with maybe a little bit of overhang. This confirms that the blocks of shares at the Ask is all retail. It looks like there is simply a person or group of people that either simply want out or is trying to spook investors to sell to them while there was over 1.1 billion sitting there on the Bid.
The dividend eliminates the share structure for being as important otherwise. The share structure should be locked and the ratio of shares is that 150 MLHC shares will get you 1 share of SQCC.
So...
MLHC 150 Shares x .0003 = .045 per share
SQCC 1 share = .07 per share
So for now, for every .045 you spend to buy MLHC, you are going to get back in return .07 in value in SQCC shares.
So... once this value is realized by the market...
MLHC 150 Shares x .0003 = .045 per share
SQCC 1 share = $1.50 per share
So for now, for every .045 you spend to buy MLHC, you are going to get back in return $1.50 in value in SQCC shares.
$1.50 + .045 = 33.33
This is a 33.33 undervalue ratio that exists here in MLHC. This means that the Equilibrium Price for MLHC to where you would get 100% in value in SQCC for buying MLHC would be...
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