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Friday, 07/02/2021 11:10:53 AM

Friday, July 02, 2021 11:10:53 AM

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Here is an example if one buys 1 million shares at .006.

I put the current share price at .01 so you can see what the short term gain is as we head toward a future target price of .05.

Since Helios will be under RSHN, its market cap at the time of dividend date will determine value, so you need to see what the Helios value is as of current share price and potential target price at time of dividend. In this example, I have 40 million, as that would be the max initial OS.

For this example...

You bought 1 million RSHN at .006 for a cost of $6,000.
You hold through the ex-dividend date, and RSHN increases to .05.
You've gained $44,000 on top of your $6,000 investment in RSHN.
You get 1,000 shares of Helios at $9.71 share for a free $9,700 - over 100% on your initial RSHN investment. (If the OS is 20 million instead of 40 million, thats $20,000 free.)
You exercise your option to purchase all of your 11 for 1000 discount at a cost of $53,381.91 more (those shares valued at $106,000). (extremely expensive, which will result in less exercising and less OS)
Your total costs are now $59,381.91.
Your total gain is $107,087 (potentially 10K more if OS is 20 million).
You now have HeliosDX stock.
You now have RSHN stock, that will split again for another spinoff, Grandeza or RSHN, which gives you 3 stocks out of 1, all with the potential to grow.

In this scenario, at .05, $63,000 out of the $107,000 is free money. If none of this was going to happen, you would only have the RSHN gain.