RE: RE: RE: RE: Structures1;10 may be fairly standard in a share consolidation but i've never seen such in relation to any spinco[s]. Companies [singhie] with 0.01225 ozs of resouces backing each share are a dime a dozen and hence might not get any market recognition. Now the same company split on 1:4 basis would have around .049 ozs of gold resource supporting each share. The market would notice. $1200 x .049= $58 of gross metal value in the ground backing each share might even attract a market premium. This would be especially so if Mike seeded the company with enough money to complete its first drill program..The higher the share price the less dilution a set amount financing will engender...If the ore body grows the new found ounces will not get split in so many tens and tens of millions of different ways.. The brokerages advising mike might beg to disagree but they are the ones getting the chow down on the financing .. warrants included?