Take KGL last year. They did a 1 for 10 consolidation, driving the price from $0.13 to $1.30. Things went pear shape and promised results did not come through. The price crashed to $0.08
See this is a very poor example. Things went PEAR shaped. There's nothing to say the share price wouldn't be .8c before consolidation in this example. The bad results was NOT a result of the consolidation. Or are you implying the results would have been ignored if there was no consolidation?