Perhaps Mr Hoover et al can provide the forum with some more in-depth analysis on how the mathematics of the new share price would be determined if this share consolidation were to be made a reality.

If someone currently owns 100,000 shares (for easier example = current market value of $1000.00), what would their 3333 shares be worth after the 100,000/30 share consolidation?

Less dilution in theory would benefit shareholders, but what would the new value of the shares be for most of us who have suffered big capital losses based on previous share purchases that were at much higher prices than $0.05?

Any feedback would be appreciated.

-Dragon50