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Re: KeepItRealistic post# 59827

Sunday, 06/09/2019 12:28:27 PM

Sunday, June 09, 2019 12:28:27 PM

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It depends on who stands to benefit the most: the company or its shareholders.

I’m not saying a larger RS split is better. What I’m saying is the current situation is worse than a R/S based on the reasons explained.

Even with the current share structure, this stock could still run. It’s not entirely impossible. It will just take a lot of buying pressure. And we’ve all seen what happens when any significant volume hits the tape. It moves one or two ticks, which (from current levels) would not be satisfactory for many of the investors who were purchasing stock above .0004.

With that said, a R/S gives both the company and its shareholders an equal opportunity to benefit from the stock. A smaller share structure and a higher PPS is ALWAYS better than the contrary, despite how market sentiment often indicates immediately after a R/S. If the opposite were true, then many investors would not be opposed to dilution in the first place, right?

The real issue is that there’s no scenario that would allow EVERY investor to succeed because there will always be winners and losers in the stock market. So it’s best to look at a stock objectively when deciding whether or not an action is better or worse.

But that’s just my opinion since I usually trade on fundamentals and growth potential, not momentum and sentiment.

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