Hey, my post was only to illustrate the effect of a 45:1 consolidation. It doesn't include any info about extra options etc. Pretty much if the ratio is set at 45:1 you divide your pre consolidation amount of shares by 45 and that's how many shares you'll have post consolidation.
To figure out your break even price, multiply your buy in price by 45 and that's roughly what you'll need the post consolidation price to be, to break even.
