They're probably OK, and they have been getting some decent action of late.
I don't know a lot about them since I haven't done a lot of research there. They are in that financial sector I have shied away from for the last two years but that's just me.
If the commons are gonna survive they will probably in better shape than most of their regional bank peers that are still saddled with bad debt.
Take a look at CIB Marine Bankshares as an example of a regional bank that came out of the process with commons intact.
I'd also take a look at other regional multi-branch bank stocks to see how they are doing PPS wise, and compare to CORSQ.
If there's room for growth then all is good.
If they are always gonna be a 5 or 10 cent stock, then that's not so good, unless you are just looking to cover a sector in your portfolio.
I'm always looking for stocks with the capacity to compound from the current price, which is why I'm so heavy into miners.
Probably the easiest sector to find emerging companies that have that kind of compounding capacity.
I'd rather have shares in companies that are gonna quadruple in value where I can sell 25% of my holdings, double my money, and still be sitting on the remainder as free shares... than get a small quarterly or annual dividend.
Again, that's just a preference in investing style. If I had more money maybe I'd see it differently but for now that's what works for me. Good luck with it!
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