None, YET. They were all OTC stocks, just like Brookmount is now. So, I guess we'll see. The way I see it is that, if I own 100,000 shares at .06 and the stock goes to a dollar, I would have $100,0000 and if it went to $6, as the star stock analyst said, I would have $600,000. So, if Nils does a reverse for Nasdaq, I will ultimately be able to know whether I got screwed or not. There are unknowns at this point in time, but logically speaking, what will the stock price have to go to for a current shareholder to make that kind of return? Using ATLX as the example given, they had a 1 for 750 r/s. So, if that happened, my 100,000 shares would now be 133 shares.The post-split price was around $7.50 and the ultimate high for the stock was $45, so the best case ending high amount value of my investment would have been only $5,985. So, if something like that were to happen, I would consider that to be a royal screwing. Wouldn't you?
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