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lesgetrich

08/18/14 2:09 PM

#39714 RE: stringofpearls #39712

The value of a dividend is normally subtracted from a stock on the XDATE. It is the actual value that is reported to the IRS for tax purposes. In other words if you are given a dividend of $.10/share, then $.10 is subtracted from the closing price of the stock on the day before the XDATE. In the S-1, MCIG states that the value of the VCIG shares is no greater than $.01/share. This has been consistent through each iteration of the S-1. Unless the SEC asks them to update it, we will see about $.01 subtracted from MCIG's pps on the date of the effective statement. Even if they update it based on the financials in the 10-K, VCIG only had 2 weeks of sales and the revenue amounted to under $12,000.

If there's more than a $.01 drop in MCIG's price after the effective statement it will be due to people selling the shares they've been holding to get the dividend not due to the dividend itself.

hobowilly

08/18/14 2:10 PM

#39715 RE: stringofpearls #39712

if MCIG is-gonna-"gift"-us-VCIG-shares….shouldnt-the-PPS-reflect-that-gift????



I don't remember exactly when the div deal was announced but the IPO was filed on April 21, 2014. The closing price on that day was $.595. Currently the price is $.39. Do the math.

Many people have hung and hung and hung and hung around for the "gift" and in the process lost a lot of money.

So taking that into consideration I think it's a stretch to call the div a "gift."

More like a payoff for not selling