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redspeed

09/16/22 5:31 PM

#12128 RE: Sloan89RH #12125

Investors often get confused about reverse splits and think companies only do it for one reason. I can see why as there is a LOT of misinformation on this topic.

Here's 3 examples of companies doing pretty much what I call an involuntary RS now. All 3 are doing it to ensure their chances of continued listing on the NASDAQ as it says to in the PR.

Some smart investors even like involuntary RS because it's an opportunity to make lots of money. Notice ADTX doubled the day after it was announced?

Smart investors know why.

As been stated, there is a BIG difference between involuntary RS and voluntary RS to seasoned investors. Companies that do a voluntary RS to uplist with catalyst and exponential revenue gains do really well like I expect Todos to do which is why I made and investment.


Aditxt, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADTX) Announces 1-for-50 Reverse Stock Split Effective Pre-Market Opening on September 14, 2022
Tue, September 13, 2022 at 3:15 PM

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/aditxt-inc-nasdaq-adtx-announces-201500234.html

Sonnet BioTherapeutics Announces 1-for-14 Reverse Stock Split
Fri, September 16, 2022 at 7:30 AM
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/sonnet-biotherapeutics-announces-1-14-123000916.html

Nabriva Therapeutics Announces Date of 1-for-25 Reverse Stock Split
Thu, September 15, 2022 at 6:01 AM
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nabriva-therapeutics-announces-date-1-110100751.html
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delerious1

09/16/22 6:24 PM

#12129 RE: Sloan89RH #12125

Just the mention of getting the R/S "re-aurthorised " so that the BOD can run things is enough to send this stock spiralling, just look at the last 2 weeks since the Proxy went out.

Usually penny stocks mask their reasons for the split behind an uplisting attempt or making the stock more attractive to institutional inventors.
In order for TOMDF to achieve this, either they would need to do a 200 to 1 r/s for the NasDaq or at minimum a 25 to 1 to attract institutional investors.
Either way there are often other reasons for the split. With 1,200,000,000 outstanding shares it is likely the co would love to bring that down so that they can start building it up again.
Outside Investors also like to see at least 50 cents after the split so that they can set benchmark loans, tranches, and have room to hedge their investment/loan in other ways.
The Pharma sector was hot but has been dead for almost 2 years. TOMDF or actually 3CL Pharma would have to do a huge public relations promo for their CrowdFunding scheme then follow that up with a string of excellent new press releases to keep the interest going to sustain the TOMDF shareprice.

On top of all that when a company artificially raises it's shereprice it has further to fall and opens itself to ruthless investors like shorters and hedgefunds betting, on the odds, that the consolidation will fail. Often even the Lenders will prevail once the shareprice falls and money is tight and milestones don't get met

It's a tragedy and history shows that share consolidations in penny and micropenny stocks will fail but some others will make money either way