Yep, lol, I was suggesting using the Stevens stated multiplier against the previous quantity of shares to see if it provided the new amount of his shares after the R/S. I guess it did not.
Technically, RVGD never went bankrupt, but of course didn't have any money left (we know who all got our money) so there would be no cash divy from RVGD or the new owner of the shell. Can't see where Stevens would give a divy of shares either. Never the less, I can't find that PR about a divy anywhere these days....
Also, any divy of shares or cash (OR FORWARD OR REVERSE SPLIT) trades pre-split and post....there is a date that is used for when it trades on the old O/S and the new one. Ex-dividend is the term that is used however misleading that may seem.
jmho
gltu and to all! :-)
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