RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The split is on the tableMontrose, what ever the market price of your holdings are at the the time of the consolidation regardless of the amont of shares, will remain the same. So say you bought 10,000 shares at 0.10 that would mean your Book amount will be 1000.00 plus commissions paid, which is reflected on your account, but lets say the price drops to 0.06; your book amount remains the same book your market price will be reflected as 600.00. So, now the consolidation goes through at 10 for 1. You now own 1000 shares at 0.60 giving you a market price of 600.00 and a book price at 1000.00. The book amount is what you pay and the market amount is reflected in the current market price, nothing changes.