OMG Sturg, you have always been wrong about this ticker. Below is just one exchange between you and Heywood January 2020 when this traded a high of .70 before dropping to .01 five months latter. Not only that but the outstanding shares starting January 2020 was around 10 million post reverse split, yes only 10 million. You defend this nonsense no matter what for some reason.
Sturgis Thursday, 01/16/20 01:38:02 PM
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You’re way pre-mature on that statement. But whatever that means cheap shares coming and debt getting wiped out. Where is the down side of this for investors?? Also, about APHD. The way I read it is only the issued outstanding common shares are getting split. The .001 changes to .10. No effect to share holders which isn’t many. But correct me if I’m wrong but doesn’t this significantly raise the market cap?? And now you’re talking about the float? Lol. Comical.
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