RE:RE:RE:reverse split Can you explain why this actually matters? What’s the difference between 1.3billion shares at $0.12 vs 130 million shares at $1.20? The only thing I can think of is that the share price can move in finer increments at $1.20 va $0.12. But if I want to invest $4,800 in the company I’d buy 40,000 shares at $0.12 or 4,000 at $1.20. Same $4,800 investment, same ownership percentage of the company, just a different number of shares. Big deal. It’s a moot point.
ColbyCo7 wrote: Current Outstanding Shares 1,319,600,458
10:1 = 131,900,000 shares
5:1 = 263,920,000
Either option would be better than having over 1 billion shares this early in the game