Comment by
easycoder on Oct 05, 2012 6:11pm
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Comment by
NineLives on Oct 05, 2012 8:19pm
Sorry should have been more clear. Too many roll backs end up with 40 to 50 million shares outstanding. It would be best for CMA to start off with a max of 20 million. If they can merge with others in the same boat then do a 1 for 10. JMHO
Comment by
BudSpud on Oct 06, 2012 12:04am
I agree, roll this back to 20 million outstanding. They have to dilute in a big way to move forward and having hundreds of millions of shares out isn't good. They're probably planning the rollback already.
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Comment by
robey743 on Oct 07, 2012 12:02am
Merging with another Company(s) and then doing a reverse split - This means the other Company(s) is in the same negative position as CMA, in need of help, (help is spelled C-A-S-H) - The only thing that would accomplish is mutiplying problems by 2, (or more).