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venomen2002

04/15/08 11:13 AM

#21701 RE: Dumotier21 #21697

Not true..
Just because a company is on its feet doesn't mean it will be trading at the needed pps to qualify for a listing..Of course if the pps goes up and stays up there would be no need to RS other than to lower the OS..Then again the company at that point could always buy back shares if they want to...veno
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buckysabi

04/15/08 11:28 AM

#21704 RE: Dumotier21 #21697

A reverse split can be part of a positive event.

If a RS is done while a company is still struggling and moving in the wrong direction, it is just smoke and mirrors. It is not often viewed as positive and very rarely does it have a good outcome in this situation. This is desperation and very obvious to most investors.

However, if a company is moving in the right direction it can be very helpful and positive. When a company is; increasing sales, improving margin, achieving or closing in on profitability, i.e. getting on its' feet, the results can be good.

With good things happening; a RS can help move to a higher exchange, allow institutional investing, reduce share count for future issuance, etc. Most people would rather see the shareprice move way up on its own, but sometimes you need a little jumpstart.