Here is a simple math calculation: assuming someone bought 120,000 shares at $0.01 (pre-R/S) which cost $1,200 cash. Now those 800 New shares only worth measly $1.36 at $0.0017. This investor has two choice now: either accepting almost 100% loss for the $1,200 principal or putting down another $1,200 ro rescue the previous $1,200. If this buyers does nothing then most likely that $1,200 investment capital will lead to 100% loss which is the majority of the pre-R/S shareholders are doing now! Otherwise one should put down the Same $1,200 New money to buy 750,000 shares at the current Huge Discount bid price $0.0016, or buy 600,000 shares at 0.002, or buy 480,000 shares at 0.0025, buy 400,000 shares at 0.003, or buy 342,857 shares at 0.0035, or buy 300,000 shares at 0.004, or 266,667 shares at the current ask price $0.0045. In this way one's cost base will be significantly reduced from $1.5 per share to $0.00319659, or $0.00399467, or $0.00499168, or $0.00598802, or $0.0069837, or $0.00797872, or $0.00897307 per share! All those New cost base are Lower than the current 52-week high $0.00913!
The conlusion is very simple: one can choose to either lose the Entire $1,200 investment principal or get that money back by putting down another $1,200 cash!
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