DTL, How do you figure that? Let's say they make $20M over the next year. And if they have 750M shares out, that equates to about .027 per share. If they did a one for ten reverse, they would have only 75M shares out and income would then be .27 per share. If you took a multiple of 20 times, certainly not uncommon for a new energy company with growth potential, then on the first instance you get a market cap of $400M+ and on the second instance you get a market cap of $400M+. What the difference? The first might give you a share price of .54 and the second might give you a share price of 5.40. Seems pretty even.