Dividing a percentage by another percentage to come up with the...

Dividing a percentage by another percentage to come up with the number of remaining trading days is very humorous.

Not mathematically correct, but humorous none the less.

If ADO drops 4.35% every day, the drop will be from a starting point of %100 for that day, so it will take alot more time to reach 0.00 than 22 days that you predict.

Using either blindfreddies mathemathematical skills or ADO fundamentals. ADO is a long way off hitting 0.00.

But just to humor you blindfreddie, if the share price kept falling %4.35 every trading day then we would be looking at a date more in the region of Tuesday, 5th April 2016 or 176 trading days from now.

I guess if we looked at that from a reverse angle at when for two days in a row the share price increased by about %4.35 each day, then on Tuesday, 5th April 2016 the new share price will be $198.10.

Now can you see how foolish your previous statement was?