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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Resource Capital Gold Corp GDPEF

RF Capital Group Inc is a financial services firm. The company's operating segment includes Wealth Management and Corporate. It generates maximum revenue from the Wealth Management segment. The operations segment provides carrying broker services to third parties, including trade execution, clearing, and settlement services.

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Resource Capital Gold Corp > Forget a 10 to 1, sell to Atlantic Insiders
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Post by damianchosenone on Jun 02, 2019 4:02pm

Forget a 10 to 1, sell to Atlantic Insiders

They then have a new CEO and shareholders can make 7 cents share. Would any of you not take 7 cents a share if it was offered to you tomorrow? That is 70 cents 10 to 1 consolidation.. no thank you! Atlantic has the money to move this forward and if you want you can buy shares in the new company later!
Comment by LeftBook on Jun 02, 2019 5:09pm
two different plays. question is which is the best? scenario A. 10:1 Pro: 15.2c/sh doubles the current book value of 7.42c/sh so current shareholders get rewarded if price moves to book value. Cons: The current shareholders have a much smaller percent of the $89.2M pie. They are diluted significantly from 10,000 shares per 175M shares to 1,000 shares per 217.5M shares. The market may dislike the ...more  
Comment by LeftBook on Jun 02, 2019 8:09pm
unfortunately the previous post was nonsense.   15.2c/sh doubles the current book value of 7.42c/sh in per share price only. The shareholder has 1/10th of the shares.   eg before 100,000shares * 7.42c/sh = $7,420   after 10,000 shares * 15.2c/sh = $1,520     === reminder to self cross the i's and dot the t's and keep your eye on the ...more  
Comment by damianchosenone on Jun 02, 2019 8:39pm
Let's forget numbers and consolidations! let's get a sale for 35 million and take the 7.5 cents per share!
Comment by LeftBook on Jun 02, 2019 9:14pm
$35M ? your price dropped from $40M+ (11.1c/sh plus) $35M assets - 18.3 liabilities - 2.2 SISP = $14.5M shareholder equity 14.5/175 = 8.3c/sh
Comment by damianchosenone on Jun 02, 2019 10:40pm
I'll take 8 cents in a heartbeat; so would everyone else that I know! You consolidate current shares with another company merger at 10 to 1 and that is equivalent to 80 cents. That wont happen for a few years, if it happens at all! would you not take 8 cents?
Comment by LeftBook on Jun 03, 2019 10:39am
Consolidation by itself is meaningless. It won't take longer to reach a given mark because the mark is also repriced. === Dec 2018 numbers $31.3M - $18.3M = $13M If you owned the whole company and sold it for $31.3M You would have $13M. No one would care how much consolidation you did. $13M/175M shares = 7.42c/sh $13M/17.5M shares = 74.2c/sh $13M/13M shares = $1/sh $13M/1 share =   ...more  
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