TC corp seem to have a good track record, which means that they will be well practiced in the art of optimizing a restructure, and when they find the right direction for the company they will have adequate financial resource to draw upon.
the usual sequence of events is first some (unexplained) buying in the stock to raise the SP, followed by a discounted placement to the underwriter, and/or new board members
then comes the innuendo period, which is when due diligence is being performed on a few projects, and mug punters are left to their own devices allowing the SP to spike to some overinflated price.
following this there will usually be another cap raise to some sophs as a sweetener gift (as they will be required later on again when TC goes for the jugular) and a suggestion of where the company is going, which will usually set the rough target of the cap size.
on this note, most of TC's services have in fact been in the small to midcap range ($20-300m).
i would have thought a cap of around $15million with the addition of maybe another billion shares at .005 and .01c, and about $8m in the kitty would be achievable.
a consolidation probably wouldn't happen until they are ready to put a deposit on a project/technology/company, and suck us mugs in for the ride.
all, of course, just in my conceited opinion:)
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