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Re: PutzMueler post# 86953

Thursday, 11/24/2022 3:45:31 AM

Thursday, November 24, 2022 3:45:31 AM

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Thats exactly what im saying. And the reason im saying it is because the company is ridiculously undervalued, and any of the gains will equal the same in the sense of Market cap growth, no matter the ratio of split. During the proposed split The Market Cap remains untouched. On the Nasdaq, they dont care about stock price, they care about overall company value(what it is, what it can be, what it should be).

Its simply a mind block for some apparently.

150,000 shares @ $1 is a $150,000. If the stock rises 1,000% because of gross undervalue thats $1,500,000.

Lets see if an RS changes the profitability whatsoever?

15,000 shares @ $10 is $150,000. If the stock rises 1,000% because of gross undervalue thats $1,500,000

The only difference is that the stock price will either be $1 or $10. Which doesnt affect the Company Market cap, which then it doenst affect return on investment, which means you make exactly the same profit when this runs. The split has absolutely zero impact on profitability from shares held. This is not disputable, whatsoever.

The stock price could be $1, $5, $10, $100, $1,000. When the company is proven to be mulitples under in market cap where it should be… the price per share will not matter on the NASDAQ. And the return on investment is exactly the same.

How many times must this be explained. Over and over and over and over. By so many different people. Over and over and over!

Its really not that hard a concept. A RS literally doesnt affect anyone’s profitability when current company value will be corrected the same amount in the future, regardless what the share price is. The only name of the game is overall company value: what is it, and what should it be. Period. End of story. Undeniable.

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