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Re: magicatlast post# 226127

Tuesday, 10/19/2010 11:35:37 AM

Tuesday, October 19, 2010 11:35:37 AM

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EDIT! OOPS! Fixed the numbers below. While it is true that the warrants will raise $1.9 million only when exercised, the holder of the warrants would also have to pay .28 cents a share in order to exercise. We do not know, unfortunately, how many warrants were issued; it could be as many as what the shelf is worth.

Let's say the number of warrants represents another 10 million shares.


Payment when exercised: $1,900,000
Number of Shares 10,000,000
Exercise Price 0.28
Exercise payment $2,800,000
Total Cash Outlay $4,700,000
Share Price to Cash Flow the Deal 0.47


Then to cash flow the warrants payment entirely, you would need the share price to equal $0.47 in order to break even over the next five years in order to pay for the warrants.

Krombacher