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Re: scmoney post# 15338

Thursday, 05/30/2013 2:16:07 PM

Thursday, May 30, 2013 2:16:07 PM

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It all depends on the amount it goes up after the reverse split. Then it can be considered a dividend. For example: those who bought in @ .0001 before the reverse split may see this thing go way up to something like $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 and higher. That would be a dividend because those folks made alot of money after the split. Something they probably wouldn't have made had the company left everything as it was during the post split.

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