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17/01/11
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An example. Lets say you invest $10,000 in CCC / CCO today.
CCC @ 9c. Will give you 111,111 shares.
CCCO @ .057. Will give you 175,439 shares.
At a price of 20c it gives.
CCC = $22,222.
CCCO = Lets say you coverted your CCCO into CCC, costing you $8,771. Your shares would be worth $35,087. Minus the cost gives a profit of $26,315.79.
Thus gives an extra 18.4% profit.
The profit gap gets larger as the share price increases due to the larger volume holded.
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