Yes I think that any entity looking to invest would look at the overall picture. If they thought that the
project was a goer the number of shares would not put them off. If they didn't like the number of
shares they may well say that consolidation may be required down the track. I do agree with his
statement that nothing has changed because of consolidation. The company is exactly the same
as it was before consolidation, no more no less. Just lower market cap. The big institutions are
great at raising capital and many of the speck companies I have held that institutions have
helped with capital raising have put people into stocks that lose a lot of their money. The big
boys don't care, they get their nice slice of the raise in high fees.
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