RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:profitabilityshare roll backs have a bad reputation, in may cases for good reason. I have seen them work and i have seen them fail. Usually when they fail is when the company doing the roll back is already so deeply buried that the roll back doesn't change any of the fundamentals. The company is essentially still worthless only with a higher share price. This is not the case with USO. looking at the many equity raisings the company has performed they have all been filled rather quickly, meaning that a large number of institutional money is involved. The fundamentals will not change with USO, the prospects and news flow will not change. They will open the plant, produce oil, expand.etc, do all the things that investors have contributed up to this point in order to profit from later. A 100 to 1 rollback is large but it also makes moving to a better exchange very easy. A graduation to the TSX is in the cards for the company. Also future fund raising becomes easier and more attractive to a company or firm looking to get involved. I would normally steer clear of a junior doing a roll back of this magnitude, but i believe USO is one of very few companies that will benefit from it. GLTA