None of that makes much sense, you're way overcomplicating it.
Your original buy price is also consolidated.
If you bought 10 shares pre-consolidation at 4.3c for a total of 43c, post consolidation you held 1 share at a value of 43c. There is no change in your profit/loss position.
Multiply scale accordingly.
I can't see how anyone who has held long can claim a profit position on this. You would have to have been trading in and out to be in profit.
The SP has only declined since I've been following in 2016, and if you're as dumb as me, your initial buy price would now be around $4 - $6.
Pre-consolidation my average buy price was ~6c, which makes it now ~60c post consolidation. With all the dilution and delays, that's a lot of bags from today's price to get back to green! :sigh:
None of that makes much sense, you're way overcomplicating...
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