A little stupid, slightly off but quick and undert

A little stupid, slightly off but quick and undertandable math for my good friends here. Say u own 1 million shares. Im not sure the current outstanding share count. Is it 1.948 billion? If it is lets round that.008 of lower. So 1.94 billion shares ÷ by 20 for a 20 to 1 rs equals 97,400,000 shares <--- aint that pretty? Yes it is. Ok so now your .0010 stock is worth a whopping 2 cents a share but u have only 50,000 shares worth exactly the same at .02 cents as the million at .0010. About 1000 dollars. Ok, now treaty dilutes a whopping half 48,700,000 shares earning 974,000. So now treaty has a million bux. The actual os is now 146,100,000 but noone knows this yet. This will come out much later as always. So treaty will easily get 2 cents a share because they have a deal and the stock is trading at a horrible multiple. Your still able to cell your shares for 2 cents at this point... ok next treaty signs a deal, buys a well producing 50 barrels of oil per day for a down payment of say 500,000. Now treaty is making 1,095,000 a year at 60 bux a barrel. Im going to say, with a deal like that, at minimum wed be 80 times total earnings. That puts treaty at an 87,600,000 market cap and a pps of 89.9 cents for a profit of 4,495% no more bashers, uplisted to a major index and bought out... and still enough cash to pay the next note on the well. Not to mention its revenue. And to top it all, dilution no longer a problem. To get a million bux out of a stock worth a buck, they need only dilute a million shares.. buy bigger wells.. then the nasty hits and people see that the os is now 146,100,000 ouch! But we made a few more deals and now were making 3 million a year not only because of the deal, but oil will not stay this cheap forever... make sense? I think so