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Re: fb481777 post# 69177

Wednesday, 11/03/2010 2:06:48 PM

Wednesday, November 03, 2010 2:06:48 PM

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take a 6,000,000,000 dollar float reverse split it after you pay out the dividend of 5% restrict all share except the remaining float and you end up with a mid dollar stock with an absolutely absurd float (low that is), reduce the A/S to like 500,000,000 and you end up with a great looking stock.

A phoenix rising from the ashes!

Here is a more detailed verison:

6,000,000 o/s becomes 100,000,000 on a 60 to 1 reverse split

Reduce the A/S to 500,000,000and restrict 400,000,000 shares leave the 100,000,000 as the current float.

5% of 6,000,000,000 is 300,000,000 making it:

A/S 500,000,000 of which 100,000,000 is reserved for the company board and management + 300,000,000to the dividend + 100,000,000 to the float.

The share price would become $.06 ($.001 * 60 from the split). Now how does that work for us?

I have 5 million shares that would become 250,000 because of the 5% dividend. My shares would then become 83,333 + 250,000 (restricted)

333,333 total at a valuation of $.06 or almost $20,000

That is more than my current situation of 5 million at .001