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Tuesday, June 21, 2005 10:58:48 PM
Besides, as Elmer has pointed out, using post split as the basis makes even less sense.
Do consider that the newspaper is already reporting that the value of the deal was $257,000. If Trace accepted an option at $0.02, they must feel there is reason to expect that the S/P will again see that level or higher. Of course, by the time it reaches $0.02, the original sale will be worth closer to $500,000, and so on and so forth...$250,000 for every penny rise in S/P.
Perhaps the folks at Trace, like many long shareholders, threw their lot in with DNAPrint with a view to the future value. In that sense, it could be either the smartest...or the dumbest...thing they've ever done...lol
JMHO,
W2P
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