Post by
PROtrading on Jul 13, 2016 10:27am
Old commons versus new commons
I hate to say it but the investment community in general isn't very smart. Even institutional investors aren't smart and they play with other people's money.
I find the most dedicated investors or traders are those who have their own "skin in the game".
Well boys, I bet big time on BTE at the sub $2 when panic and capitulation was there, and I'm here today.
Let's do a bit of simple math, shall we and we watch for the buzzy bees and wasps.
Old commons. Book value of $2.40 and outstanding shares of 198.60M
New commons, outstanding shares consolidated to 100M shares, 1/2, so book value gets cut to $1.20 per share.
Now traders and waiting hands wanted to see this drop to 10 cents but it hasn't. Why not?
Comment by
orlandofl on Jul 13, 2016 10:48am
Moe it wouldn't be $4.80 a share as that woudl be valuing the company at $4.8B - that's not going to happen - more likely to be between $1 and $2 a share for now. Warrants are basically worthless as it isn't going to trade in double digits.