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Re: wjlknew post# 9752

Sunday, 04/06/2008 9:55:11 PM

Sunday, April 06, 2008 9:55:11 PM

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>If the company is in trouble before the reverse split, it will still be in the same trouble after the reverse split. As a result, the pps usually continues to fall ... just like it would have without the reverse split.<

The above is tantamount to saying that once a company’s share price falls due to problems with the business prospects it will never again rise.

You’re not arguing against reverse splits, but rather against owning a stock where the share price has declined due to problems with the business prospects.

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