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Re: diggitydoodle post# 171841

Tuesday, 06/18/2024 11:56:34 AM

Tuesday, June 18, 2024 11:56:34 AM

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Never left. How long has it been at no bid? That is a true measure of worthlessness.

Mr Stock Market, what are the implications and the interpretations one should familiarize themselves with under a no-bid condition?

When a stock is at "no bid," it means there are no current buy orders for that stock at any price. This situation has several implications for a long shareholder (someone who owns shares of the stock with the expectation that the price will rise):

Liquidity Issues: The lack of bids indicates a significant liquidity problem. The shareholder may find it extremely difficult to sell their shares because there are no buyers willing to purchase them at any price.

Potential Price Drop: The absence of bids usually suggests that the stock is highly undesirable at the moment. This can lead to a rapid decline in the stock's price if a sell order is placed, as the next available bid may be significantly lower than the last traded price.

Market Sentiment: The situation reflects very negative market sentiment towards the stock. Investors might be avoiding the stock due to perceived high risks, financial instability of the company, or unfavorable market conditions affecting the company’s sector.

Risk of Delisting: Stocks that consistently have no bids and trade at very low volumes are often at risk of being delisted from major stock exchanges. Delisting would further reduce the stock's liquidity and make it more difficult to trade.

Valuation Concerns: A no-bid status can signal severe underlying issues with the company's fundamentals, such as financial distress, impending bankruptcy, or other significant problems that erode investor confidence.

Mr Stock Market, you mention financial distress. I seem to recall that RNVA has a going concern issue in their last filing. Is this so?

Yes, Rennova Health, Inc. (RNVA) indicated a going concern issue in its latest financial filings. This term implies that there is substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue operating in the foreseeable future. This typically stems from financial instability, such as continuous losses, liquidity issues, or other significant operational challenges. The company has faced ongoing difficulties that raise concerns about its ability to meet obligations and sustain operations without significant restructuring or additional financing? (Rennova Health)?.

https://ir.rennovahealth.com/all-sec-filings

Thank you Mr Stock Market!
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