Ann: Consolidation/Split - LRS, page-14

So, here’s a question for you smarter bunch out there...

Am I correct in saying that.......
. Share Value (multiplied by) number of shares (equals) Market Cap
. 0.001. x. Number of shares available. = $3.892

So after the consolidation of 1:25, and assuming the share value is 0.025, then..
. 0.025 x 1/25 of the shares of the above example = $3.892
My question is, what’s stopping the shares from dropping from 0.025 to 0.02, or 0.01....?
j
Basically this company is worth zip. It’s worth the SP x (number of shares). If it’s worth zip, I can only see the SP plummeting again. If this happens, I think CG and the Board will be in serious trouble.

Thoughts?