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Cline Mining Corporation T.CMK



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Comment by larryl2on Jan 10, 2013 12:46am
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RE: More simply put

RE: More simply put

 

I’d like to clarify some numbers (I hope I understand the agreement correctly)

1.       Let say I bought 1000 shares of Cline for $1 per share for $1000

2.       I would have a right to buy ~8000 more for 2.05c or  $1640

3.       Therefore, I’d have 9K shares for $2640 or ~13cent per share cost average.

4.       Now, let say company became profitable and with total ~1.7B shares (if all shareholders buy shares) with SP of 13cent the company would worth ~$.49B or approximately half of it use to be in 2011(when SP was above $4)

5.       The bottom line if you bought CMK much lower than $1 then you start make money with much lower SP. For example with 25-cent average, 5cent will bring you in the black.

Sounds realistic or I’m missing something?

 

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