I found this article to be an accurate depiction of how I see Choom but I do NOT see it hitting zero or being delisted, cause it still makes money just not asmuch as we think it could under the right management. All I can say it that if you can hold it just may all work out for us share holders.............This is the article......
Well, a company does not go bankrupt because the value of the stock goes to zero (but, conversely, if a company does go bankrupt then that will cause the value of the stock to go to zero). But, for publicly traded stocks, the value of the stock is what buyers and sellers will buy and sell it for in a liquid market. Now, usually that broadly reflects the company’s success, but not in absolute terms. This isn’t a video game. If a company has healthy cash flows and its income exceeds its expenditure, then even if its stock price completely tanked the company would continue trading happily. It’s stockholders would have lose money because the value of their shares went down. But the company’s P&L would be utterly untouched by any of that. It would continue to trade happily and profitably, albeit with a much reduced market capitalisation.
Just for the record, I should point out that it is almost impossible for a publicly traded company’s stock price to literally go to zero because the company would usually be delisted before that point.