The fallacy underlying this thread is that ANY stock priced around 40c is "cheap" and any stock around $7 is "expensive". If consolidation is what is needed to stop companies from getting undeserved, inflated share prices, so be it. DYL is about the worst example of this sort of thing. One day, the share buying community may actually learn that it's market capitalization, not share price,that is important.
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