As far as I know, yes. But I'd have thought the Nasdaq would have stopped them before now.
Michery is lucky with the change in administration. The people now running the show at the SEC are giddy about crypto and uninterested in stuff involving regulation--which the new, and some of the old people want to cut back. And the current Comissioners have only one Dem. I guess Trump hasn't proposed a replacement for Jaime Lizárraga, who left in January along with Gensler.
I think Crenshaw is having a hard time; she seems not to have much in-house support.
But I think that unless the Nasdaq decides MULN ought to go, it'll stay, and do as many reverse splits as it wants.
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