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getmoreshares

03/24/12 9:56 AM

#1148 RE: gmen #1147

My math is the same as yours.
400 shares @ 280= .70 per share. At current PPS there is a GAIN of approx 30% immediately-if you desire to sell. But,if there is no demand for shares and the PPS drops, selling would make your prefered share LESS valuable. It is an incentive to hold all shares and be a continued stockholder.
I will purchase a few more shares --so there is no fractional division. Will take full advantage of this offering.

downsideup

03/26/12 4:05 PM

#1153 RE: gmen #1147

Clearly, I was not discussing the market price per common share... whether the $0.70 per in the offering, or the $1.15 current market price... rather than the average price per share in the offering, including in that the 50% that is tied to the preferred issue in the offering... which is what matters in relation to the accounting for capital.

I was discussing the impact of the offering on capital... not market prices.

The offering seems it is a good deal for holders.

It appears the market likes it... as we see buying today.

The average share price in the offering is $1.39... because... math works that way... and there IS a difference between the common shares and the preferred...

The average share price per common share that will be paid by those who participate in the offering, AFTER the conversion of each of the preferred shares to 200 common per, will be $0.70... but, that conversion hasn't occurred yet ?