Thursday, June 21, 2012 1:21:26 PM
The latest example is GALT, which I've owned for a long time. It was trending nicely from 65 cents Dec. 2011 to 99 cents Mar. 2012 when the CEO, who owns the majority of the shares, did an unannounced 1-6 R/S overnight. The stock opened at $5.94 the next day (6 x $0.99) and quickly dropped to $1.89, around a 70% drop. It's now at $2.10.
This is very typical of the price action following a R/S, so please don't wish for one or you may get what you wish for.
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