So your new "adjusted" purchase price would be 0.002 x 200 (using the 200:1 consolidation as a guide) which equals 0.40. It's not what you actually paid, its an "adjusted" purchase price.
The total value of your shares doesn't change, just the adjusted purchase price and the number of shares you now have.
So 0.40 x the number of shares you now have should equal what you originally invested in OAK.
OAK Price at posting:
0.1¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Held
