In response to what is posted on Ihub "look for a
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Posted On: 02/20/2014 5:35:47 PM
In response to what is posted on Ihub "look for a R/S to uplist"
A Reverse Split to uplist is nothing to be anxious about!
Typically RS's are frowned upon because shareholders fear that more dilution is coming their way.
But in an uplist scenario this works the other way around! I mean the price will go up instead. Uplisting to a higher exchange brings in a whole different breed of investors, and with a reduced OS & Float the stock moves more rapidly. Technically speaking we, as early early OTC investors won't lose a penny with a RS in an uplist scenario. If you invest $50,000 when EWSI is trading @ 0.05 you have 1 mil shares. Lets say the stock moves to $0.20 due to more revenue, new developments, uplist hype etc & Martie does a RS of 1:10 to get the price to $2, then you end up with 10 x less shares than you initially bought but the share price has moved up 10 x, so monetarily speaking you don't lose penny from your investment. Just less shares in your account & a higher share price.
PS Post this on Ihub to silence the dumbass trolls
A Reverse Split to uplist is nothing to be anxious about!
Typically RS's are frowned upon because shareholders fear that more dilution is coming their way.
But in an uplist scenario this works the other way around! I mean the price will go up instead. Uplisting to a higher exchange brings in a whole different breed of investors, and with a reduced OS & Float the stock moves more rapidly. Technically speaking we, as early early OTC investors won't lose a penny with a RS in an uplist scenario. If you invest $50,000 when EWSI is trading @ 0.05 you have 1 mil shares. Lets say the stock moves to $0.20 due to more revenue, new developments, uplist hype etc & Martie does a RS of 1:10 to get the price to $2, then you end up with 10 x less shares than you initially bought but the share price has moved up 10 x, so monetarily speaking you don't lose penny from your investment. Just less shares in your account & a higher share price.
PS Post this on Ihub to silence the dumbass trolls
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