Please read my post again and do not twist my word.

That is the science, more energy more work. I would not be surprise about it. Just wondering how the charge time looks like though.

Bingo.

Yeah. It relates to class 1 muln as you said. 73% as claimed. 72kWh for 190 miles vs. 42kWh for 110 miles spec initially.

I said it stated the same as other post. I did not elaborate.

A section in recent update stating the same.
https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/mullen-automotive-provides-2023-financial-results-and-current-business-update-2024-01

Solid-State Polymer Battery Pack Update

In December 2023, Mullen completed the solid-state polymer cell to vehicle pack integration for the Mullen ONE EV cargo van.

Battery pack testing began and is on track for road testing in the first quarter of 2024. The solid-state battery pack is expected to increase range to more than 190 miles, a 73% increase from the current range, providing a superior, clean and safe alternative to current lithium-ion batteries and representing a significant increase over industry standards.

It stated in the last business update.

Same wonder here. Could it be for some new developments? Or didn't pay rent.

About 2.32M OS now?

$7-10 was a good buy... 12 was a stretch... 16 is dangerous....
& >30 is lovely!

looks like a squeezed effect.

They failed 2 RS, what make you think it is different this time? Convince me pls.

Let go to OTC...

Buy what? Buy before or after RS?

"And they won’t get it while on the OTC.' Then don't let them have it. Muln has failed with Nasdaq compliance. OTC time for a change....wtheck.

The date for voting has been cut off on the 14th. No one can vote after that. Did I miss anything?

What to do with the "Important Legal Document", just got in the mail?

Lots of big blocks hitting the ask AH....

is it deep fried?

Been thru many times already. You may have luck this one.

This is another sounded opinion.

https://stkt.co/7tuANsUN

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I couldn't agree more to be honest.

I like to share what I know from experience with companies that were in the same situation.
After the second 180 days (NOT the first 180 days) & not be able to comply, the company will receive written notice (the “Notice”) from Nasdaq stating that the Company has not complied with the Minimum Bid Price (MBP) Rule. The Notice indicated that the Company’s common stock would be suspended from trading on Nasdaq unless the Company requests a hearing before a hearings panel by xx date. If the company requests a hearing timely, which will stay any trading suspension of the Company’s common stock until completion of the Nasdaq hearing process and expiration of any additional extension period granted by the panel following the hearing. My guest is Sept 7 the day muln should get the written letter….
So, it will take more time for the company to get their MBP up & meet the NASDAQ staff’s new requirement.

He needs to know more than just that.

Not sure I follow you. Do you have a link to it so I can see? Thanks.

... no need to reply...
https://stkt.co/CHy5s9U8

Both of you talking about a broker borrowing its client's shares & lend them to a trader who does the short selling but did not mention a case that most brokerages often have stocks in their account that they hold as inventory (just like store) to sell or lend to anyone.

Here is an example>
When I ask you why you did not give a direct answer to item 3 in your signature place (below), you will try to give your best answer. Your answer (whatever it is) is considered you try to prove “why”.
If you don’t, you know what people would think.

1) Do I own stock?
Answer: No. I don’t invest in penny stocks.
2) Why am I here?
Answer: I like debating things that I have a 95% chance of being right about.
3) Am I a paid basher?
Answer: Wait…what? You can get paid for this?

The lawsuit has been filed. IMO The defendant now has two options, one is the prove the claim has no basic and may sue back and the other is making a settlement.

That means there is no value at all if not transferring to upstream account. If you have sizable number of shares for this, would it be worth doing it instead of letting it sit in a current account with no value?

Few more cents to reach 1.

From.

Yes. But other options and one is he could walk away with the compliance...

Likely in the appeal period in case of SP been depressed.

Okay. That sounds like an honest expression.

Most thought it will drop back down as it did in the past. The update is nothing really new to us, except the phrase "incoming days" for Intel. The stock reacts differently today, could be a contribution of the buy back. Imo

No one!

What say you if the sp is above 1 at all time during the 45 days approved appeal?