Obviously, you don't understand what you are saying. A R/S simply means there is a problem within a company. That's why they do a R/S to maintain the minimum requirement to be in the index to where they are assigned. If a company is in trouble and needs to stay in the index, they do R/S. That is why a sell off typically happens after a R/S which they don't want to happen of they want to maintain capital. If they want a R/S, they should have done this a long time ago.