RE:Not pumping, don't hate me I played with that thought last night.......Dec 19, 2017 Equivalencies (pre reverse ). Imagine 20,000 shares owned and you fully excercised your rights = 400,000 shares divided by 1000= 400 shares.
About 950,000,000 (million) shares outstanding pre reverse and 23,000,000 (million) after the reverse.
IF you paid $3.60 per share(I believe was close worst case scenario) Your cost = $72,000....excercising all your rights cost approximately $6,000....Total cost to you...$78,000.
working with the word EQIVALENT....and a news release from Dec 18, 2017. Equivalent cost today with fewer outstanding shares would be about $1360 per share.....400x1360=$544,000. 544,000-78,000...= a net profit of $466,000 divided by the number of years you have owned the shares.
Those that put the bulk their shares in a (Canadian) TFSA probably we're unable to excercising all their rights due to investment on the TFSA. HOWEVER ...due to price fluctuations since the roll back you could have actually bought cheaper than those who exercised their rights! GLTA in the future and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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