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Re: pops216 post# 22408

Thursday, 09/22/2011 4:31:46 PM

Thursday, September 22, 2011 4:31:46 PM

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That's probably because that site believes those are common shares. To my knowledge, the preferred are not publicly traded and therefore have no value assigned unless you multiple each preferred by the number of shares of common they can convert to.

That would be 500 times .0003 times number of preferred shares.

500 x .0003 x 4,680,000 = $702,000


My posted comments are only my considered opinion based on the reality as I see it and I never take advice from those following a pack of wolves hunting for their next meal.





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