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Thursday, 08/05/2021 1:42:07 PM

Thursday, August 05, 2021 1:42:07 PM

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Here's another example.......

Let’s say one buys 2,000,000 shares at .007 for a cost of $14,000 this week.

You have 2,000,000,000 shares and you know you want 1,200,000 shares to be qualified, which means you want to hold 1,200,000 shares until the ex-divy date (a qualified share). I’m saying 1.2m shares because maybe you want to convert some for Helios stock since it will be expensive to buy the 50% shares.

Just for example, for people who want to do a good trade between now and the divy date, let’s say between now and divy date, the stock goes up to .0249. You sell 800,000 shares for $19,920 cash out. Those 800k shares cost you $5,600 at .007, so the gain is $14,320. That’s a nice score for any trader - pulling out your investment, plus another $5k.

Now, possibly within the next 3 months - 6 months, the SEC registration of the offering becomes qualified (after it has been filed and much of the details are more clear for some time), and the ex-divy date is announced, you will have 1,200,000 qualified shares of RSHN.

There will be an offering period with the 1-A, this is when everyone makes their choices. Once that period is up, Helios will be set to begin trading, and RSHN share structure will be adjusted after any conversions.

Execution of the Dividend based on 1.2m RSHN Shares held...

Helios Stock Dividend
This means that you will be getting 1,500 HeliosDX shares at around $7.73/share. Value = $11,595. This is a stock dividend. It is issued based on RSHN shares owned, not converted.

HeliosDX Offering EXCLUSIVE TO RSHN HOLDERS <---this is why the media campaign, so investors come into RSHN before the dividend)
You will have the OPTION to buy up to 11 more HeliosDX shares for every 1,000 RSHN held for 50% off. That would be 13,200 x $3.87/share = $51,084. The offering would cost $51,084, but the shares would be worth $102,168.

The sweetener if RSHN shareholders participate…
You will receive 1 HeliosDx share for every 10 that you purchase in the exclusive offering. If you bought the 13,200 shares at offering, you would get 1,320 free shares more at their normal price. That’s a value of $10,203.60. So for $51,804, you’re getting the $102,168 + $10,203.60 = $112,371.60

Lets say you participate fully….
So you paid $8,400 for the 1.2m qualified RSHN shares you have left, and $51,084 for the 50% offering, so total cost is $59,484.

Your 1.2m shares are now worth $29,880 at .0249.
You have $123,966.60 in Helios DX stock (The dividend 1500 shares, the 13,200 bought at offer, and the 1,320 shares given as sweetener)

Lets look at that separated...
RSHN Cost for 1.2m shares bought: $8,400
RSHN Value for 1.2m shares held at .0249 = $29,880
Gain on RSHN = $21,480

HeliosDX Cost: $51,084
HeliosDX Value: $123,966.60
Gain on HeliosDX Divy & Offer & Sweetener: $72,162.60

Total costs: $59,484
Total Value: $153,846.60
Total Gain: $94,362.60 (158% gain)


Let’s say you just cannot afford to buy in the offering...


Helios Stock Dividend
This means that you will be getting 1,500 HeliosDX shares at around $7.73/share. Value = $11,595. This is a stock dividend. It is issued based on RSHN shares owned, not converted.

Since you cannot afford to participate in the offering, but knowing you want to keep a nice chunk of RSHN for when it moves forward as Grandeza and other subsidiaries, you decide to participate in the conversion, by converting 200,000 shares to HeliosDX shares.

Lets say the conversion will be 1 share for every 200 converted. (example only)

You will get 800 shares of HeliosDX in exchange for 200,000 RSHN.

200,000 RSHN at .0249 is valued at $4,980.
800 shares of HeliosDX at $7.73 is valued at $6,184
That is gain of $1,204 (This would be a gain of 24% - its has been stated the incentive will be at least 10%)

Now that you have turned in some RSHN you have 1,000,000 left to ride after the offering.

Your 1,000,000 shares remaining of RSHN are now worth $24,900 sitting at .0249.
You have $17,779 in Helios DX stock (The dividend 1500 shares, and the 800 you got for converting 200k RSHN.)

Lets look at that separated...
RSHN Cost for the 1m remaining shares bought .007: $7,000
RSHN Value for 1m shares remaining held at .0249 = $24,900
Gain on RSHN = $17,900

HeliosDX Cost to convert RSHN: $4,980 (200k converted x .0249 = $4,980)
HeliosDX Value: $17,779 (2300 x $7.73 = $17,779)
Gain on HeliosDX Divy & RSHN Conversion: $12,799

Total costs between RSHN & HeliosDX: $11,980
Total Value: $42,679
Total Gain: $30,699 (256% gain)

Your dividend and Helios incentives will be calculated on the qualified shares. You will THEN be able to convert any qualified RSHN.
If everyone can commit to converting some RSHN, the share structure should be reduced by up to half, which will make your RSHN shares increase (by up to 50%). Its more than likely that people will convert, so it is more likely than not that the share structure will at least be reduced some after the offering. That is why this is a split off and buy-back in one basically, and it benefits all companies, and all parties. No downside with both companies poised for growth beyond the offering.

Hope that helps. Link to Example