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billytbone

04/27/05 9:21 PM

#4294 RE: dixiecats #4293

dixiecats:
You are correct.
Current shares are close to worthless, a R/S would temporarily raise the price but you would have less shares so your value remains the same, again, temporarily.
And yes, even though the shares are worthless, the company still retains whatever value it has in any assets,inventories if any,technologies, etc., though with HPON I`m not too certain this would be a whole lot.
The line you said about getting more capital by a R/S is the kiss of death, doing a reverse and then selling a gazillion shares again to raise money.
They can R/S anytime they want, no warning.
Wouldn`t be surprized to see a S-8 offering either.

mghamberlin

04/28/05 12:11 AM

#4298 RE: dixiecats #4293

Not really. The only value the "Company" had was its "Stock". Since the "stock" is now worthless, so is the "Company".

It is to late for a stock split. Now forward momutem for a R/S to be effective. And the company is dumping shares like it nobodies business. O/S now around 6 Billion.