RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Like I saidI get your jist RED_DEER but you are forgetting that when you do a rollback
the shares outstanding should decrease 80% on a 1:5 rollback. This financing
makes this deal a 1:2 when it comes to shares outsanding when its all said and done.
That is why this is a crappy deal. If TSU was to have only around 90 million shares
outstanding rather than 250 million after the rollback , it would not be so bad.
So do you see were I am coming from. When this rollback happens the s/p will have
no choice but to adjust itself to a company with 250 million shares rather than 90 million.
In other words after rollback she will pullback sharply.
To sum it up. The share holders are getting a 1:5 rollback and the shares outstanding are
going to be half of what they are now in 6 months from now. So if you wre to buy now you would
be crazy !