It seems he's having issues with stock dilution that took place when Folger was CEO of ACYD. What he is concerned about is the drop in price as a result of the dilution. Now he's grilling the ex-CEO with numbers none of us here have any clue as to what he's talking about.
Folger then came forth, yesterday, and posted:
"Another recurring question is the mention of a reverse split of the common stock in the agreement. While not required, it was prudently included as an option in case the company required it to meet a higher exchange listing such as NASDAQ. We felt this uplisting was important as the former management and negotiators on behalf of our shareholders. The stock price should manage on its own."
Of course. if the PPS drops to abysmal level, then a reverse split would be an option would it?