Isn’t it amazing that you can’t easily get that data. Hmm
>>While there's no definitive count on exactly how many stocks have gone up after two reverse splits, data indicates that a relatively small percentage of stocks see sustained price increases after even one reverse split, often viewed as a sign of a struggling company, and experiencing a second reverse split further raises concerns, making positive price movement even less common; therefore, the number of stocks rising after two reverse splits is likely very low.
-Google AI