I am not new to this game. I know that some companies behave the way you describe. SIVC is one of them. The problem is not reverse splits but the fact that the companies are fundamentally worthless and finance the salaries of its officers by selling stock. I understand that reverse splits may be convenient to sell more stock. If this company is fundamentally worthless it is not worth investing in even if there is no reverse split. I own 40 million shares based on the assumption that this company has a fair chance to do well fundamentally. It may or may not happen. If it happens a reverse split will be no problem. If you trust that management tries to take care of the interest of shareholders you will not be too worried about dilution. Some more dilution may or may not be necessary to do well fundamentally.
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