Ann: Kat Gap Update Processing Facility, page-42

Do a simple sum. Get the value of your shares now & what they cost you & work out the percentage devaluation, it might be around 99.9 percent loss - mine is. That loss is a reflection of the consolidation & the massive amount of shares issued. Because of these 2 factors, the stock would need to rise to probably $100 to get your money back. I would love to see a more accurate analysis of the real losses here.