It can behave like TS&P/HM8L which had 4.0 billion shares outstanding. $GVSI has less than half. Humble was a start up, this I believe this reverse merger will be with an Established Private Company, with major revenues, NOT A START-UP.
So in answer to your question, if you’re looking for a comparison, now you have one. It went from sub-penny to $1.93 with 4.0 billion shares. Again, $GVSI has less than 1/2 the outstanding shares, so on a adjusted basis, it could be $4.00 a share, should it ever reach the PEAK market cap of Sharp’s last reverse merger that he brokered.
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