Rayien, you will always lose out with "odd" numbers in a consolidation. It's management's way of mopping up outstanding shares on issue. In your example of 19 shares, if there is a 10:1 consolidation, you will get one share only, as percentages are usually not allowed to follow the consolidation. This is why round, easily divisible numbers in speccies are the only way to go.
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