Quote: "What would this company look like with $10M in earnings and 100M authorized shares? Those are both reasonable, objective goals that are achievable in the 2021-22 time frame. Or, we can just keep doing what we're doing, which seems kind of pointless."
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Would Look Exactly Like The Company Without A Reverse Split.
Why??
From Zacks
Reverse Stock Splits
A reverse stock split diminishes the total number of issued and outstanding shares of a company's stock, but it does not affect a shareholder's percentage ownership of the company. Because the shares have been previously issued, it does not affect or add back shares to the number of authorized shares; it simply condenses the number of issued and outstanding shares. An example of a reverse stock split would be a 1-for-50 split in which the stockholder exchanges 50 shares of pre-split stock and receives one share of new stock in return.
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It Is ALL Proportional.