RE:RE:Not in favour of a RSThe bad experience with reverse splits is because these companies usually have a history of multiple financings, each followed by management squandering the money, resulting in continuous deterioration in the share price. The company ends up with a bloated share count and a share price in the pennies. The company then performs the reverse split in an attempt to avoid going to zero and being delisted or becoming a shell for an RTO. This is the history for a lot of small companies that don't make it. IMO, this does not in any way describe Valens, which is consolidating to move up to another exchange, not to survive.